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WED NOV 12, 2025, 3:16 PM VEGETATION FIRE SAN BERNARDINO HIGHWAY 330 CITY CREEK CABDF-16101 GULCH WED 03:45PM YOU KNOW, CAPTAIN 38 ON TONE 3. CAPTAIN 38, GO AHEAD. CAPTAIN 38 WILL BE ASSUMING THE GULCH IC. AT THIS POINT WE HAVE QUARTERED AT RED TOP. ITS ABOUT A TENTH OF AN ACRE. LETS CONTINUE CREW 3, ENGINE 312 AND ENGINE 330 IN A PATROL. AND WE CAN CANCEL THE BALANCE. FOREST SERVICE E312 RUNNING SPRINGS UNITS RESPONDING: E318 E312 E317 E330 E334 E336 E332 E316 LNF E WT217 WT251 AC FPT CREW3 CREW CALCOM FEDCOM BDC BDU (BDF) AGENCIES RESPONDING: US FOREST SERVICE US FOREST SERVICE CALFIRE SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY FIRE NOTES: WEATHER AT INCIDENT LOCATION: 70 DEGREES WITH 38% HUMIDITY. WINDS SW AT 4 MPH. PRECIP: NONE (SOCALMOUNTAINS.COM CAD v15.5) DISPOSITION: WED 03:45PM YOU KNOW, CAPTAIN 38 ON TONE 3. CAPTAIN 38, GO AHEAD. CAPTAIN 38 WILL BE ASSUMING THE GULCH IC. AT THIS POINT WE HAVE QUARTERED AT RED TOP. ITS ABOUT A TENTH OF AN ACRE. LETS CONTINUE CREW 3, ENGINE 312 AND ENGINE 330 IN A PATROL. AND WE CAN CANCEL THE BALANCE. USFS E312 RUNNING SPRINGS
WED NOV 12 3:45 PM YOU KNOW, CAPTAIN 38 ON TONE 3. CAPTAIN 38, GO AHEAD. CAPTAIN 38 WILL BE ASSUMING THE GULCH IC. AT THIS POINT WE HAVE QUARTERED AT RED TOP. ITS ABOUT A TENTH OF AN ACRE. LETS CONTINUE CREW 3, ENGINE 312 AND ENGINE 330 IN A PATROL. AND WE CAN CANCEL THE BALANCE. USFS E312 RUNNING SPRINGS
THIS WILL BE CALLED THE GULCH INCIDENT. FIRST UNIT ON SCENE WILL BE GULCH IC. ADDITIONALLY, UTILIZE FORCE FREQUENCIES VIA FOREST NET TONE 2. CORRECTION, TONE 4. R5 TAG 7. R5 TAG 6. SCENE IS RESPONDING TO VEGETATION FIRE, AREA 38. THIS WILL BE CALLED THE GULCH INCIDENT. FIRST UNIT ON SCENE, GULCH IC. ADDITIONALLY, UTILIZE FORCE FREQUENCIES VIA FOREST NET TONE 4. R5 TAG 7. R5 TAG 6.
USFS DISPATCH STT: ENGINE 318, ENGINE 312, ENGINE 317, ENGINE 330, ENGINE 334, ENGINE 336, ENGINE 332, ENGINE 316, LNF ENGINE CORRECTION, WATER TENDER 217, WATER TENDER 251, GROVELAND, AREA CHIEF, AREA FDT. ALL UNITS, DHARMA AND DINO, AREA 38, VEGETATION FIRE, DESCRIPTIVE LOCATION, HIGHWAY 330 AT CITY CREEK, FURTHER FALLING UNITS, ENGINE 338, ENGINE 312, ENGINE 317, ENGINE 330, ENGINE 334, ENGINE 336, ENGINE 332, ENGINE 316, LNF WATER TENDER 217, WATER TENDER 251, GROVELAND CREW, AREA FDT. ALL UNITS, DHARMA AND DINO, AREA CHIEF, AREA FDT, STANDBY FOR 2 MINUTE CHECK. DHARMA AND DINO, CREW 3 SHOWS RESPONDING. CREW 3, STANDING, COPY, RESPONDING. SOURCE: SCANNER REPORTER:SCMALERT SCANNER AUDIO IS NOT AVAILABLE FROM THIS HOUR
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@CALFIREBDU: 🚒🌬️ INCREASED STAFFING AHEAD OF HIGH WINDS
@CALFIREBDU is increasing staffing and placing additional personnel and firefighting equipment into service ahead of the High Wind Warning and elevated wildfire danger.
These proactive steps strengthen our readiness to respond as strong winds and dry vegetation create conditions where a single spark can quickly become a fast-moving wildfire.
Our crews are preparing. Are you?
✅ Avoid outdoor activities that could produce sparks, including welding, grinding, and mowing dry vegetation. ✅ Keep your emergency go-bag ready, including medications, important documents, and supplies for pets. ✅ Know at least two evacuation routes and review your household’s evacuation plan. ✅ Sign up for local emergency alerts and follow instructions from public safety officials. ✅ Leave promptly when an evacuation order is issued. If you feel unsafe, leave early. 📲 Stay informed with official emergency information through AwareCA: [Click Here]. 🏡 Get Ready, Set, Go! preparedness resources at [Click Here].
Take a few minutes today to prepare—and share this reminder with someone in your community. #CALFIRE #WildfirePreparedness #ReadySetGo #HighWinds
@SBCOUNTYFIRE At 7:15 this morning, San Bernardino County Fire responded to an unknown fire in the 14100 block of Slover Avenue in the city of Fontana. While enroute, the first engine company noted a well-developed column of black smoke and balanced the response to a commercial fire assignment.
Firefighters arrived at an outdoor recycling facility to find a large heap of scrap metal vigorously burning. The pile measured approximately 200 feet long, 100 feet wide and 20-30 feet high. Developing Santa Ana winds were gusting to 20mph at the scene and pushing the heat and smoke into adjacent commercial properties.
With all employees confirmed out of harm’s way, firefighters instituted a defensive attack on the pile utilizing a combination of hose lines on the ground and elevated master streams from truck companies. As the fire threatened to extend to a trucking yard to the south, additional firefighters were assigned to exposure protection and patrolled the community to the south for any signs of fire extension.
The incident was ultimately balanced to a third alarm response bringing 15 engines, three truck companies, two medic squads, one heavy equipment team, six chief officers and several overhead for a total of 78 personnel. County Fire received assistance from Ontario Fire Department and Rancho Cucamonga Fire District. The fire was declared under control at 12:35 PM and was successfully contained to the original property.
No injuries were reported to civilians or firefighters. No evacuations were placed. Slover Avenue was closed between Banana Ave and Almond Ave to support operations. Damage estimates are still being compiled, and the cause remains under investigation through County Fire’s Office of the Fire Marshal.
Time/Date: Wednesday, October 14, 2026 7:15 AM Location: 14187 Slover Avenue, Fontana, CA Incident: Commercial Structure Fire (BDC#: 26-261078) Contact: Eric Sherwin, Captain/Public Information Officer (909) 547-5080 More Info: [Click Here]
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