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April 28, 2008

Santa Anita Fire Map

 
Many are hitting search engines looking for information on the Santa Anita Fire referring to it as the "Sierra Madre Fire".

There is an understandable thirst for maps, both area and perimeter. Inciweb is hosting the incident command maps. The most recent fire perimeter map for the Santa Anita Fire is posted here;

Fire progression, evening 4/28



Fire progression early morning 4/28



The Sit.209 report updated this evening still projects the fire to peak at 650 acres. They hit it dead on upon their initial analysis.




More from the Incident Command




Significant events today (closures, evacuations, significant progress made, etc.):
South East portion of Sierra Madre was repopulated. Monestory area of Sierra Madre evacuated.



Today's observed fire behavior: Active upslope runs, lateral and backing spread.



Remarks:Unified Command with USFS (Fiorella), Sierra Madre Fire (Heydorf), Sierra Madre Police (Diaz) and LA County Sheriff (Rodriguez). Acreage breakdown: USFS=234 acres and Sierra Madre=304 acres.



Containment date box was left empty.





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Posted by: retired cap mike: 6:43 PM


Comments:
Do you know, is it possible to lessen to the fire crews in action fighting a fire in southern cal when I live in the bay area? I have a scanner i have programed all the frequencies I could find on this web page.

file:///Users/fifieldfamily/Desktop/cdfradiogrid.webarchive

Thanks for you help Capt. Mike!
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : April 28, 2008 9:21 PM
 
http://fire.norcalscan.org/cdf/cdfradiogrid.htm

this is the web page i found the frequencies.
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : April 28, 2008 9:22 PM
 
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