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- CalFire incident page
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Firefighters have gained the upper hand on the Spring Fire burning east of Moreno Valley in Riverside County.
According to CalFire, the 4,200-acre blaze is now 95% contained as of Sunday morning.
All evacuation orders and warnings have been lifted.
The Springs Fire was first reported around 11 a.m. Friday near Gilman Springs Road as a 5-acre fire that grew to 1,000 acres by 1:45 p.m.
West of the Springs Fire, a separate bush fire near Acton also began Friday afternoon. The Crown Fire has burned 345 acres and is 95% contained.
The basics
- Acreage: 4,176 acres as of Friday evening
- Containment: 95%
- Structures destroyed: None reported
- Deaths: None
- Injuries: 0
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Fire resources and tips
Check out LAist's wildfire recovery guide
If you have to evacuate:
- Why fire officials don't want you to stay and defend your home
- How to get packed up
- How to leave your house
- What evacuation terms mean and how to sign up for alerts
Navigating fire conditions:
- How to drive in high winds and fire danger
- How to prep for power outages
- How to navigate poor air quality
How to help yourself and others:
- Resources for fire victims, evacuees and first responders
- If you want to help fire victims, resist the urge to volunteer
- How to help find lost pets
How to start the recovery process:
- What to do — and not do — when you get home after a wildfire
- How to make an insurance claim
- How to safely clean up wildfire ash
What to do for your kids:
- How to talk to children about wildfires and losing a home
- What parents should know about wildfire air quality
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