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BRIDGE Fire

"This fire is notable due to its significant size and the substantial resources committed to its containment, with an estimated cost of $74 million."

56,030
Acres
100%
Contained
1
Personnel

Situation Summary

The BRIDGE wildfire is located in Los Angeles County, California, approximately six miles northeast of Glendora. The fire, discovered on September 8, 2024, has burned 56,030 acres and is currently 100% contained. The cause of the fire remains undetermined. The US Forest Service is the jurisdictional agency. The fire behavior is minimal, with smoldering and flanking activity. The estimated cost of the fire is $74 million.

Official source description: East Fork San Gabriel Canyon, six miles NE of Glendora, CA

Current Fire Behavior

Minimal; Smoldering; Flanking

Intelligence Timeline

Sun, Aug 9 - 6:20 PM Source: NIFC
56,030 acres
100% cont.

Location

Public Safety & Travel

Preparedness Advice

Given the fire's current minimal behavior and 100% containment, general wildfire safety guidance applies. However, it's essential to remain vigilant and follow local authorities' instructions, as conditions can change rapidly.

IRWIN ID: {928C4DA9-5AD6-4E0C-A3A4-2C36FFEF7223}

Discovered: Sep 8, 2024

Cause: Undetermined

Managing Agency: USFS

Est. Cost to Date: $74,000,000

Coordinates: 34.2305, -117.758

Frequently Asked Questions

How many acres has the BRIDGE Fire burned?

The BRIDGE Fire has burned 56,030 acres as of August 9, 2026.

Is the BRIDGE Fire contained?

Yes, the BRIDGE Fire is fully contained (100%).

What caused the BRIDGE Fire?

The official cause has been listed as: Undetermined.

Where is the BRIDGE Fire located?

The BRIDGE Fire is burning in Los Angeles, CA.

Is the BRIDGE Fire still active?

Yes, as of the latest official update, the BRIDGE Fire remains active.

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