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As of Tuesday morning, the Electra Fire burning in Amador County

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First published at 17:08 UTC on July 6th, 2022.

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As of Tuesday morning, the Electra Fire burning in Amador County (https://t.me/police_frequency/72485) charred 3,034 acres and was 0% contained.

— 450 structures threatened

— About 100 visitors and PG&E employees were evacuated from the Elect…

As of Tuesday morning, the Electra Fire burning in Amador County (https://t.me/police_frequency/72485) charred 3,034 acres and was 0% contained.

— 450 structures threatened

— About 100 visitors and PG&E employees were evacuated from the Electra Powerhouse last night

— Evacuations remain unchanged so far

(https://www.facebook.com/AmadorSheriff/posts/pfbid02vhRjvk8PZd6ELXo6bPgZxo4jR2SmYNN68icgcGMDuJiAgnXV6tYXPcsnygjhhJrfl)— Objective is to keep the Electra Fire east of Highway 49, south of Highway 88, north of Jesus Maria Road, and west of Highway 26 and Railroad Flat Road.

— Continued threat to critical power infrastructure

— 1,225 total personnel assigned

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