Hay Fire Burns 10 Acres East of Vacaville in Solano County; Forward Progress Stopped
SOLANO COUNTY, California — The Hay Fire, a vegetation fire east of Vacaville in Solano County, California, broke out and was stopped on the same day. CAL FIRE's official incident page shows the fire started at 12:02 p.m. on Tuesday, October 20, near Hay Road and Dally Road, and burned 10 acres; it is under the jurisdiction of the Vacaville Fire Protection District. The incident page itself displays no containment percentage, while CAL FIRE's incidents list shows 0%.
According to the incident page updates, at 1:12 p.m. CAL FIRE was assisting at the incident, sending a battalion chief, four engines, two dozers, two crews, one helicopter, two air tankers and one air attack aircraft; at 1:33 p.m., Incident Command reported that forward progress of the fire had been stopped. Also responding were the Vacaville Fire Department, the Fairfield Fire Department, the Dixon Fire Department and the Montezuma Fire Protection District. KION Central Coast reported the fire had grown to about 8 to 10 acres by around 12:50 p.m., prompting a fourth alarm, with no injuries or structural damage reported as of 1:45 p.m.
No evacuation orders or warnings were posted on the official incident page, which was last updated at 1:45 p.m.; the cause remains under investigation.
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Photo: 图：Hay Fire 位置示意图（GSM 据加州消防局 CAL FIRE 官方事故页公布的起火地点 Hay Road 与 Dally Road 一带绘制，红点为报告起火位置一带）。底图 © OpenStreetMap contributors。最新官方数据以正文为准。 Location map of the Hay Fire, drawn by GSM from the ignition area published on CAL FIRE's official incident page (near Hay Road and Dally Road, east of Vacaville); the red marker shows the reported ignition area. Base map © OpenStreetMap contributors. The latest official figures are in the text.
