Incident Update Bridge Fire

Situation Summary

Last night, the Bridge Fire continued to exhibit extreme fire behavior as it increased over 13,000 acres, mainly on the north and east flanks. The top priority for firefighters remained structure protection and defense within the communities of Wrightwood, Pinon Hills, and Mount Baldy. 

Numerous structures in the Wrightwood area have been impacted by the fire, with damage to power infrastructure reported. Once it is safe for damage assessment teams to evaluate, confirmed numbers will be released. Mountain High West and East Ski Resort were also affected by fire activity.

On the south end, the fire jumped Glendora Ridge Road up to Sunset Peak, which was highly visible at night from the inland cities below.

Despite the extreme fire behavior, lack of resources, and challenges firefighters faced, they successfully defended homes, and no communication towers went down. Firefighters held the lines they had west of Mount Baldy Road and continued to prioritize securing contingency lines to the south. By the public heeding evacuations, firefighters could get in and engage in the structure defense they needed.

As the fire continues to head into receptive fuels with little to no fire history, it could get established into drainages and have slope alignment, leading to the potential for large energy release that could create plume-driven fire behavior and column collapses, which may send spot fires out ahead of the fire’s direction.

Governor Gavin Newsom has announced a Fire Management Assistance Grant (FMAG) from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to help ensure the availability of vital resources to Los Angeles and San Bernardino counties. 

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For more information visit: Bridge Fire Information | InciWeb (wildfire.gov)

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Evacuation Information:

Los Angeles County Evacuation Orders

Evacuation Orders have been issued for the following zones:

Los Angeles County:

LAC-107

LAC-E104

LAC-E105-A

LAC-E105-B

LAC-E106

LAC-E126-A

LAC-E126-B

LAC-E126-C

LAC-E127

LAC-E128

LAC-E143

LAC-E144

LAC-E170-C

LAC-E171

LAC-E172-A

LAC-E172-B

LAC-E172-C

LAC-Q1340

San Bernardino County:
BLD01
WWD01
WWD02
WWD03
PIN01
PIN02

Evacuation Warnings

Evacuation Warnings have been issued for the following zones:

Los Angeles County:

LAC-E101

LAC-E102

LAC-E103

LAC-E125

LAC-E142

LAC-E169

LAC-E170-A

LAC-E170-B

LAC-E502

LAC-Q1339

LAC-Q1377

LVN-002

LVN-E001

SDM-E003-A

San Bernardino County:
SAH01

PHL02

PHL06

Road Closures

• SR-138 from Lone Pine Canyon Road to Beekley Road
• SR-2 closed from Big Pines to SR-138.
• San Gabriel Canyon and East Fork of the San Gabriel River
• Highway 39
• East Fork Road
• Glendora Ridge Road
• Glendora Mountain Road
• Mt. Baldy Road at Shinn Road intersection 

Evacuation Shelters

Evacuation Shelters:

• Pomona Fairplex
  601 W McKinley Ave, Pomona, CA 91768
  Entrance via Gate 3 at the corner of McKinley and White.
  Shelter opens at 9:00 PM on September 10th.

• San Bernardino County Fairgrounds (Building 6)
  14800 7th St, Victorville, CA 92395

• Jessie Turner Community Center
  15556 Summit Ave, Fontana, CA 92336

• Hacienda Heights Community Center
  1234 Valencia Ave, Hacienda Heights, CA 91745

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Small Animal Shelters:

• Lancaster Animal Care Center
  5210 W Ave I, Lancaster, CA 93536

• Palmdale Animal Care Center
  38550 Sierra Hwy, Lancaster, CA 93534

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Large Animal Shelters:

• Antelope Valley Fairgrounds
  2551 W Avenue H, Lancaster, CA 93536

• Devore Animal Shelter (accepting both small and large animals)
  19777 Shelter Way, San Bernardino, CA 92407