The Evacuation Orders and Warnings for the area of the Willow Fire (that began in the Dolan Fire burn scar area) have been expanded....
EVACUATION ORDER now includes:
WF-3a
Evacuation Warning now includes
WF-3b
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As of about 7 p.m. tonight (Friday June 18th, 2021) approximately 300 firefighters were working to contain the now 2,000-acre Willow Fire (burning north of the Dolan Fire burn scar from last summer).
Evacuation Orders are in-place in some areas, and Evacuation Warnings are in place in others. There are also Road and Recreation Areas closures connected with this wildfire (that began last night)....
EVACUATION ORDERS:
All areas of Arroyo Seco Road west of Woodtick Canyon, including Arroyo Seco Campground, Rocky Creek Road, and Camp Cawatre (aka zone WF-2). Also Zone WF-6: Marble Peak west to Zigzag Creek, and Tassajara Road to China Camp Campground....including the Tassajara Zen Center and Forest Routes.
EVACUATION WARNINGS:
Arroyo Seco Road from Millers Ranch to the Arroyo Seco Campground.
Tassajara Road from China Camp Campground to Kincannon Canyon. An Evacuation Warning is also in place from the Arroyo Seco Campground to Anastasia Canyon; west of Carmel Valley Road; and east of Tassajara Road.
ROAD CLOSURES associated with the Willow Fire:
Tassajara Road between the Zen Center and China Camp.
Recreation Area CLOSURE:
Arroyo Seco Recreation area campground and Day use areas are closed until at least Monday and reservations have been cancelled.
NO FIRES ARE ALLOWED TO BE INTENTIONALLY SET IN THE LOS PADRES NATIONAL FOREST, EXCEPT INSIDE FIRE RINGS IN DEVELOPED CAMPSITES.
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2 Monterey county residents are winners of the Vax For The Win program. One was chosen yesterday, and the other became an alternate for an earlier pick who did not claim their $50,000.
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Although the statewide Declaration Of Emergency will not end yet, the Executive Order has been signed that will lift most of the coronavirus rules on Tuesday. That mean's that while the capacity limits and mask mandates for most businesses statewide will largely end, the governor will still have the power to alter, or suspend, state laws. Masks will still be required in some locations, such as in hospitals and on public transportation. Even though statewide rules will relax, counties and individual businesses can have stricter rules.
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