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California Campus Evacuated as Brush Fire Erupts
7 Apr
Summary
- A brush fire is burning near California State University, San Marcos.
- Multiple Level 3 Go Evacuations are in effect on and around campus.
- A temporary evacuation center has been established at Mission Hills High School.
A significant brush fire, dubbed the "Moree Fire," ignited on La Moree Road near California State University of San Marcos in San Diego County. The fire has rapidly expanded to approximately 2 acres, necessitating immediate action from authorities. As a result, multiple Level 3 Go Evacuations have been issued for various zones within the university campus and adjacent areas.
Campus community members have been instructed to stay away from and evacuate the campus without delay due to the ongoing fire suppression efforts. Those attempting to leave the campus were advised to avoid using Campus View and La Moree Road.
Authorities have established a temporary evacuation point at Mission Hills High School, located at 1 Mission Hills Court in San Marcos. The San Diego County Sheriff's Department is advising residents of San Marcos to anticipate increased law enforcement and firefighting presence as the situation develops.
