"The fire’s rapid initial growth to over 1,000 acres and the substantial resources committed—up to 288 personnel and an estimated cost rising to $3 million—highlight its significance. The steady containment progress demonstrates effective suppression efforts in a densely populated region."
The Bouquet wildfire, located 8 miles northeast of Saugus in Los Angeles County, California, was first reported on October 4, 2026. The fire began as an active blaze with short‑range spotting and torching behavior, quickly expanding to 1,000 acres. By October 4 at 13:00, the fire had grown to 1,048 acres and was 40% contained, with 288 personnel on the scene. Over the next few days, containment improved steadily—63% by October 6, 71% by October 7, and 83% by October 8—while the acreage remained steady at 1,048 acres and the fire behavior shifted to minimal, smoldering, and creeping activity. The incident remains under the jurisdiction of the U.S. Forest Service, and the cause is undetermined.
Official source description: 8 Miles NE from Saugus, CA
Minimal; Smoldering; Creeping; Isolated Torching
With the fire now minimal and 83% contained, general wildfire safety precautions still apply. Residents should remain vigilant for potential flare‑ups and follow any local advisories.
IRWIN ID: {0BACAA4F-B941-4883-91AA-907242FBD87D}
Discovered: Oct 3, 2026
Cause: Undetermined
Managing Agency: USFS
Est. Cost to Date: $3,000,000
Coordinates: 34.5618, -118.4018
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The BOUQUET Fire has burned 1,048 acres as of October 8, 2026.
As of the latest update, the BOUQUET Fire is 83% contained.
The official cause has been listed as: Undetermined.
The BOUQUET Fire is burning in Los Angeles, CA.
Yes, as of the latest official update, the BOUQUET Fire remains active.
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