RAMONA, CA — A wildfire sparked Wednesday in Ramona, triggering evacuation orders and warnings.
The blaze, called the Creelman Fire, sparked shortly before 3 p.m. in the 300 block of Creelman Lane in Ramona, according to Cal Fire. As of 4:36 p.m., the fire had grown to 315 acres and was 0% contained.
The San Diego County Sheriff's Office issued evacuation orders for zones SDC-1168, SDC-1169, SDC-1242, SDC-1243, SDC-1244, SDC-1245 and SDC-1246. Evacuation warnings were issued for zones SDC-1166, SDC-1167, SDC-1241, SDC-1246, SDC-1248 and SCD-1249.
A temporary evacuation center was established at Ramona High School at 1401 Hanson Lane in Ramona. Large animals can be taken to the Ramona Rodeo at 421 Aqua Lane.
Also see:
- Wildfire Burns Hundreds Of Acres, Forces Evacuations In Ramona
- Smoke From Creelman Fire Prompts Air Quality Advisory For Parts Of San Diego County
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