Firefighters are responding to the Bouquet Fire in the Angeles National Forest northeast of Santa Clarita, California. The vegetation fire was reported in the 34800 block of Bouquet Canyon Road, where crews are working to contain flames moving through brush.
Bouquet Fire
The fire was estimated at approximately 5 acres as firefighters continued their response. According to Incident Command, the blaze was burning toward the north at a moderate rate of spread through light to medium brush.
Structures Threatened
Fire officials reported that structures are threatened by the advancing vegetation fire. Crews are working to slow the fire’s movement and protect nearby properties as additional resources respond to the incident.
Firefighters Respond
Multiple firefighting resources have been dispatched to the area. Additional crews and equipment have been requested as officials assess the fire’s behavior and work to establish containment.
Bouquet Canyon Road Closure
Authorities have requested the closure of Bouquet Canyon Road at Spunky Canyon Road and Texas Canyon Road while firefighting operations continue. Drivers are urged to avoid the area and allow emergency vehicles to move freely.
Angeles National Forest Fire
The fire is burning in vegetation and brush within the Angeles National Forest area. Dry brush and changing conditions can allow wildfires to spread quickly, making early firefighting efforts particularly important.
Evacuation Concerns
With structures reported threatened, residents and property owners in the surrounding area should remain alert for evacuation warnings or orders. Anyone instructed to leave should follow official directions and avoid delaying evacuation.
More Updates Expected
The Bouquet Fire remains an active incident, and conditions can change as firefighters continue their work. Officials are expected to provide additional information about the fire’s size, containment, road closures and any evacuation measures as the response develops.