San Andreas Fire Contained At 111 Acres

San Andreas, Ca -- CAL Fire Information Officer Nancy Longmore says today's vegetation fire northeast of San Andreas is now contained.

It was caused by a debris fire that got out of control, and spread to a total of 111 acres. The fire was in a remote area, near Murray Dale Ln., and W. Murray Creek.

The fire reportedly did no damage to personnel or structures. CAL Fire crews from across the area began arriving on scene at 2:30pm. The hope is to have the fire completely extinguished by Saturday evening.

Written by bjhansen@mlode.com

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