Containment, acreage holds steady overnight on fire in Frazier Park
A fire burning in Frazier Park, called the Tecuya Fire, didn’t grow overnight after it began burning Wednesday morning and firefighters worked to stop the flames.
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A fire burning in Frazier Park, called the Tecuya Fire, didn’t grow overnight after it began burning Wednesday morning and firefighters worked to stop the flames.
A fire burning in Frazier Park, called the Tecuya Fire, didn’t grow overnight after it began burning Wednesday morning and firefighters worked to stop the flames.
A wildfire in Frazier Park that erupted Wednesday morning grew to about 50 acres and was 10% contained by about 6 p.m., according to the Los Padres National Forest.
Fire crews are making progress fighting the Tecuya Fire, a fire near Frazier Park that fire officials say ignited on Wednesday. The fire is burning on Tecuya Mountain in the Lake of the Woods area.
The Kern County Fire Department is currently fighting a blaze on Tecuya Mountain, a mountain located in the San Emigdio Mountains near Frazier Park.