Incident Update Boone Fire

Date:
09/10/2024
Time:
4:35 PM

Incident Facts

Name
Boone Fire
Start Date/Time
2024-09-03
Incident Status
Active
Location
Highway 198 and Boone Lane, Coalinga
Type
Wildfire
Cause
Under Investigation
Counties
Fresno
Administration Unit
CAL FIRE Fresno-Kings Unit
Unified Command Agency(s)
Size
17,600
Containment
44%
Structures Threatened
Structures Destroyed
Structures Damaged
Civilian Injuries
Firefighter Injuries
Civilian Fatalities
Firefighter Fatalities

Current Situation

Situation Summary

The fire has mainly been creeping and smoldering in rugged terrain within the fire perimeter. Crews continue suppression repair and work on establishing and strengthening control lines. Today, weather remains hot and dry with temperatures in the 90-degrees, though a slight cooling trend will occur in the fire area over the next several days with expected 35 mph wind gusts on Wednesday. Damage inspections are ongoing and are at 90% completion with 78 inspections concluded. 

The public is reminded to stay vigilant on current fire conditions. Follow road closures and evacuation orders. Avoid downed electrical wires and report them to PG&E. Fire crews and utility companies will be remaining in the area in an effort to mitigate any remaining fire concerns, restore utilities, and bolster infrastructure.

Acreage updated to 17,600 due to recent intel flight data. 


3D Map View

Road Closures

All roads except Mineral Springs Road at Highway 198 are open.

Evacuation Zones

Evacuation Information:

Evacuation Orders

Evacuation Orders have been issued for the following zones:

  • Fresno County: P12C
  • Fresno County: P21C
  • Fresno County: P22C 

Assigned Resources

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

Engines
116
Water Tenders
53
Helicopters
4
Dozers
22
Hand Crews
44
Other
2
Total Personnel
1615

Cooperating Agencies

Name Phone Address URL
Fresno County Sheriff's Office, Pacific Gas and Electric, California Highway Patrol, BLM, Coalinga Fire Department, California Conservation Corps, California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, Monterey County Sheriff's Office, American Ambulance, CALTRANS, Fresno County Roads and CAL OES.