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It is very important to be alert for any additional evacuation orders or warnings that might take place today due to forecasted gusty winds. Click here to view the latest map. Winds peaked at over 44 mph over the fire today.

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Fire resources worked diligently to slow the rate of spread into the front country of the desert. Retardant was placed around Mt. Evacuation warnings remain in effect for all residents north of Foothill Blvd. Fire crews will focus on addressing the threats to the communities on the north end of the fire. Around Mt. Wilson crews will continue to hold and improve the lines protecting infrastructure while trying to keep the fire from spreading to the west around the mountain.

In the south near Arcadia, crews will continue to mop-up and strengthen lines around foothill communities.

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Our thoughts and prayers are with his family, and all firefighters who are on the front lines. Residents are encouraged to check the website and Twitter regularly for the latest updates on the Bobcat Fire. Fire activity remained active around Mt. Please kick on the link below for the flyer. Virtual Meeting Flyer In addition, a Zoom meeting will be available, however, the meeting capacity is capped at The Arcadia Fire Department will continue to monitor the situation and will provide updates as conditions change.

The mandatory evacuation order for all residents north of Elkins Ave. The Arcadia Police Department is providing additional patrols in the area.

Non-residents are advised to remain out of affected areas until further notice. Wilderness Park and Chantry Flat Recreational Area remain closed indefinitely as fire crews work to assess the area for fire activity. Wilson Observatory infrastructure. The City of Arcadia, in coordination with the Bobcat Fire Unified Command, is lifting the mandatory evacuation order for all residents north of Elkins Ave. Residents will not be able to return before PM.

All residents in the area are advised to be on alert as spot fires and uncertain weather conditions have the potential to change fire conditions.

Residents will be asked to provide a valid ID upon returning to the area. The Arcadia Police Department will be at ingress points along the evacuation zone to assist residents in returning home, in addition to providing additional patrols in the area throughout the evening. Non-residents will not be allowed to transit the area.

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There are many hazards that may exist when returning to your home after a wildfire. These hazards can include fire ash, damaged utilities, as well as hazardous materials. Fire crews worked overnight to protect the foothill neighborhoods of Arcadia. Although the fire burned the hillside above the park, the park was not damaged. The fire is continuing to burn westward through the Angeles National Forest along with spotting in nearby canyons. No structures in Arcadia have been impacted.

Firefighters were successful in keeping the fire from impacting Mt. Wilson Observatory. Fire behavior moderated at the south end of the fire overnight and this helped the crews working on strengthening control lines around the foothill communities near Arcadia and Mt. Fire behavior was still active in the north and an additional focus was to try to contain the spot fires across Highway 2.

The east side of the fire remained quiet. Efforts will continue today to hold onto what has been accomplished over the last few days in the vicinity of the foothill communities near Arcadia and Mt. Firefighters will be working on strengthening the lines and looking for opportunities to attack the fire directly.

Additional strategic firing may occur as necessary to secure the lines. In the north along the Highway 2 corridor firefighters will be working at putting in lines around the spot fires and ensuring that additional spots are dealt with as they occur.

The Arcadia Fire Department, in coordination with Bobcat Fire Unified Command, are meeting multiple times a day to assess conditions and will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates to the community. We are working hard to get everyone back home as soon as possible; however, for your safety, residents in the affected area advised to remain away from the evacuation zone. An update on the status of evacuations is expected later this afternoon. Wilson and the Arcadia neighborhoods along the foothills.

No Arcadia structures were damaged overnight. Wilson and the foothill communities. Unhealthy air quality continues today. Residents are encouraged to remain indoors, avoid physical activity, and to use your air conditioning or air purifier. Residents north of Foothill Ave. The Arcadia Fire Department, in coordination with Bobcat Fire Unified Command, will meet later this morning to assess conditions and will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates to the community.

For your safety, residents in the affected area advised to remain away from the evacuation zone. The City of Arcadia is continuing the mandatory evacuation order for all residents north of Elkins Ave. Uncertain weather conditions and spot fires in the canyons above Arcadia have the potential for dangerous fire activity. The Arcadia Fire Department, in coordination with Bobcat Fire Unified Command, are meeting daily to assess conditions and will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates to the community.

Residents are advised to evacuate the area using Santa Anita Ave. Huntington Drive, Arcadia, CA, Residents are advised to enter through Gate 5. The Arcadia Police Department will continue to provide routine patrols within the mandatory evacuation area. Elderly, disabled, and high-risk residents who require evacuation assistance are advised to dial Fire crews worked overnight and today to protect the foothill neighborhoods of Arcadia.

The fire is continuing to burn westward along canyon areas through the Angeles National Forest. No structures in Arcadia have been damaged. The remaining residents north of Foothill Blvd.

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Fire officials are meeting later this morning to discuss the status of the fire and will make a determination regarding changes to evacuation orders and warnings. Residents in the affected areas advised to evacuate the area using Santa Anita Ave. Residents north of Foothill Blvd. The Arcadia Police Department will continue to provide routine patrols within the mandatory evacuation area, and elderly, disabled, and high-risk residents who require evacuation assistance are advised to dial The City of Arcadia is ordering all residents north of Elkins Ave.

Residents in the area are advised to use Santa Anita Ave. For elderly, disabled, and high-risk risk residents who need evacuation assistance, please dial Fire crews saw heavy fire activity in the north and south ends of the Bobcat Fire today. National Forest Service: Throughout the day, heavy fire activity will continue to be seen on the south end.

Arcadia, CA and will continue providing assistance virtually to those impacted by the Bobcat Fire. The Red Cross will continue to monitor the situation and has teams on standby to reopen the evacuation site, if needed. Click here to read a copy of the full press release. Over Firefighting personnel are continuing to aggressively attack the fire. Smoke and ash can be seen miles away from the many active fires throughout the region. The City of Arcadia has lifted our voluntary evacuation notice, but to be clear, Arcadia residents who live east of Santa Anita Ave.

Vehicles should be fully fueled, facing out in the driveways, and ready to leave. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family, and all firefighters who are on the front lines. Residents are encouraged to check the website and Twitter regularly for the latest updates on the Bobcat Fire. Fire activity remained active around Mt. Please kick on the link below for the flyer. Virtual Meeting Flyer In addition, a Zoom meeting will be available, however, the meeting capacity is capped at The Arcadia Fire Department will continue to monitor the situation and will provide updates as conditions change.

The mandatory evacuation order for all residents north of Elkins Ave. The Arcadia Police Department is providing additional patrols in the area. Non-residents are advised to remain out of affected areas until further notice. Wilderness Park and Chantry Flat Recreational Area remain closed indefinitely as fire crews work to assess the area for fire activity.

Wilson Observatory infrastructure. The City of Arcadia, in coordination with the Bobcat Fire Unified Command, is lifting the mandatory evacuation order for all residents north of Elkins Ave. Residents will not be able to return before PM. All residents in the area are advised to be on alert as spot fires and uncertain weather conditions have the potential to change fire conditions.

Residents will be asked to provide a valid ID upon returning to the area. The Arcadia Police Department will be at ingress points along the evacuation zone to assist residents in returning home, in addition to providing additional patrols in the area throughout the evening. Non-residents will not be allowed to transit the area. There are many hazards that may exist when returning to your home after a wildfire. These hazards can include fire ash, damaged utilities, as well as hazardous materials.

Fire crews worked overnight to protect the foothill neighborhoods of Arcadia. Although the fire burned the hillside above the park, the park was not damaged. The fire is continuing to burn westward through the Angeles National Forest along with spotting in nearby canyons. No structures in Arcadia have been impacted. Firefighters were successful in keeping the fire from impacting Mt. Wilson Observatory. Fire behavior moderated at the south end of the fire overnight and this helped the crews working on strengthening control lines around the foothill communities near Arcadia and Mt. Fire behavior was still active in the north and an additional focus was to try to contain the spot fires across Highway 2.

The east side of the fire remained quiet. Efforts will continue today to hold onto what has been accomplished over the last few days in the vicinity of the foothill communities near Arcadia and Mt. Firefighters will be working on strengthening the lines and looking for opportunities to attack the fire directly. Additional strategic firing may occur as necessary to secure the lines. In the north along the Highway 2 corridor firefighters will be working at putting in lines around the spot fires and ensuring that additional spots are dealt with as they occur.

The Arcadia Fire Department, in coordination with Bobcat Fire Unified Command, are meeting multiple times a day to assess conditions and will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates to the community. We are working hard to get everyone back home as soon as possible; however, for your safety, residents in the affected area advised to remain away from the evacuation zone. An update on the status of evacuations is expected later this afternoon. Wilson and the Arcadia neighborhoods along the foothills.

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