The Electra Fire Full Morning Update, 3,034 Acres, 0% Containment, 450 Structures Threatened

Jackson & Mokelumne Hill, CA…The good news is temps are moderate and they are throwing the kitchen sink and the dishes at this one. Right now there are 1,225 personnel assigned to the fire along with 128 Fire Engines, 14 Helicopters, 39 Hand Crews, 33 Dozers & multiple air tankers will be dropping retardant on fire today. There is continued threat to critical power infrastructure. Steep rugged terrain is making access challenging for fire crews in the South Fork of the Mokelumne River drainage, however firefighters continue to construct control lines. Approximately 100 recreational visitors and PG&E employees were safely evacuated from the Electra Powerhouse last night at approximately 9:30 p.m. The control objectives are to keep the fire east of Hwy 49, south of Hwy 88, North of Jesus Maria Road and West Hwy 26 and Railroad Flat Road. CAL FIRE urges the public to adhere to evacuation warnings and orders and avoid the area to allow access to additional resources.

Electra 730 am Incident Update

Evacuations:
Amador County:
Mandatory evacutaions on all roads south of Butte Mountain Road from South Clinton Road to Amador Lane.
Calaveras County:
North of Hwy 26 from Montgomery Drive to Lower Dorray Road.

Evacuation Center(s):
Evacuatiton Point in Amador County: Italian Picnic Grounds, 581 CA-49, Sutter Creek, CA 95685
Evacuation Shelter in Calaveras County: San Andreas Town Hall, 24 Church Hill Street in San Andreas, CA 95249

Road Closures:
Electra Road at Hwy 49
Clinton Road at Butte Mountain Cuttoff
Butte Mountain Road at Butte Moutain Cuttoff
Hwy 26 at Buckeye Lane to Ridge Road

Animal Evac. Center(s):
Amador County: Large and small animal shelter, Amador County Fairgrounds, 18621 Sherwood St, Plymouth, CA 95669
Calaveras County: Small animals can shelter with owners at the San Andreas Town Hall.

Information Line: (530) 647-5218

Incident Website: www.fire.ca.gov/current_incidents
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ASSIGNED RESOURCES
Engines: 128
Water Tenders: 22
Helicopters: 14
Hand Crews: 39
Dozers: 33
Air Attack:
Total Personnel: 1225
Air Tankers:

Cooperating Agencies: Amador Fire Protection District, City of Ione Fire Department, Jackson Fire Department, Cameron Park Fire Department, US Forest Service, Amador County Sheriff’s Office, Calaveras County Sheriff’s Office, California Highway Patrol, Pacific Gas & Electric and California Highway Patrol,
To learn more about wildfire preparedness visit: www.readyforwildfire.org
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