Incident Update Crozier Fire

Situation Summary

The fire is burning in a remote part of the forest within heavy timber, thick brush and difficult access. Crews are actively engaged in a full suppression strategy including air tankers, helicopters, and ground resources. The hot daytime temperatures, gusty winds and low humidities are causing elevated fire activity. CAL FIRE Incident Management Team 5 (CAL FIRE IMT 5) has been assigned today. 

 

Evacuation Information:

Evacuation Orders and Warnings

Evacuations Orders: Orders have been issued for:

• Georgetown
• Volcanoville
• Mosquito/Swansboro Community
• Quintette
• Areas east of Hwy 193

Evacuations Warnings: Warnings have been issued for a large area around the fire. For an up-to-date map, visit the evacuation map below.

Road Closures: Mosquito Road at Rock Creek Road, Rock Creek Road at Trail Gulch Rd, Hwy 193 at Shoemaker Rd, East bound Wentworth Springs Road at Citabria Lane and Westbound Wentworth Springs Rd at Stumpy Meadows Reservoir. 

Evacuation Shelters

• Cameron Park CSD
  2502 Country Club Dr., Cameron Park

Animal Evacuation Center

• Animal Control at 6435 Capitol Ave, Diamond Springs, CA 95619, 530-621-5795

Incident Map

Crozier Fire 3D Map Viewer

Numerous firefighting air tankers from throughout the State are flying fire suppression missions as conditions allow.

Engines

113

Water Tenders

17

Helicopters

12

Dozers

13

Hand Crews

31

Total Personnel

1309

Cooperating Agencies