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Morro Hills Fire Threatens Structures, Forward Progress Halted
21 May
Summary
- The fire covered two acres in light, flashy fuels with moderate spread.
- An evacuation warning was issued for a specific zone but later lifted.
- REINS Therapeutic Horsemanship Program canceled lessons and monitored the situation.
As of the current report, the Morro Hills fire has been contained, with forward progression stopped. The fire initially covered approximately two acres in light, flashy fuels and was spreading at a moderate rate, posing an immediate threat to several structures.
Authorities had issued an evacuation warning for Zone SDC-0277 as a precautionary measure. This warning was subsequently lifted after the fire's spread was halted, indicating a stabilizing situation for the affected area.
The REINS Therapeutic Horsemanship Program closely monitored the fire's development. They prepared for potential evacuations and announced the cancellation of specific afternoon lessons to ensure safety and maintain clear access for emergency services.
Resource deployment included the request of five additional type 1 engines to bolster firefighting efforts. Access to the REINS property was restricted to essential personnel to keep emergency routes unobstructed and guarantee the safety of the community.
