Borel Fire

Situation Summary

The Borel Fire has burned over 57,306 acres in five days. As fire crews come off the line this morning, others who are rested and ready to battle the fire will replace them. The Borel Fire has burned with extreme intensity and negatively impacted communities. In its aftermath, thorough inspections of all damaged or destroyed structures will be conducted, ensuring every affected home and structure is carefully documented. This compassionate approach will help us make informed decisions for swift and efficient recovery, providing the necessary resources and support to those in need. Ensuring the safety of residents and protecting property remain top priorities. KRN-100-B, 102-B, 419 and 744 have been placed under an Evacuation Warning. Evacuation warnings and orders enhance safety for residents and allow emergency personnel to concentrate on controlling the fire.

State of Emergency and Federal Assistance

In Kern County, Governor Newsom proclaims state of emergency, meets with Borel Fire first responders

Governor Newsom proclaims a state of emergency in Kern County meets with Borel Fire first responders

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Evacuation Orders

• KRN-403-A
• KRN-403-B
• KRN-734
• KRN-735
• KRN-736
• KRN-737
• KRN-738
• KRN-739
• KRN-740
• KRN-741
• KRN-742
• KRN-743
• KRN-747-A
• KRN-747-B
• KRN-748

Evacuation Warnings

• KRN-100-B
• KRN-102-B
• KRN-419
• KRN-729
• KRN-730
• KRN-731
• KRN-732
• KRN-733
• KRN-744
• KRN-749
• KRN-750
• KRN-752