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This weekend we drove by the Sapphire entrance to Chino Hills State Park to see the damage from the Blue Ridge Fire. It was really sad.
Check out the article in the Chino Champion about the #BlueRidgeFire. (Note: the interview was the day before new maps were provided so that’s why there is an acreage discrepancy.) View the Chino Champion article.
Congratulations to our consultant Melanie Schlotterbeck for her recent accomplishment. She just received (this week in the chaos of the Blue Ridge Fire) Senate District 29’s Woman of Distinction Award for the Environment from Senator Ling Ling Chang. Her work … Read More
Read about the Blue Ridge Fire which burned 62% of Chino Hills State Park damaging the Rolling M Ranch barn, ranger house, and two bridges. View the Hills For Everyone e-alert.
Time for another update. Unfortunately, less information has been available publicly about the #BlueRidgeFire perimeter and its hotspots today than on previous days. For example, CalFire still lists the acreage as 14,334–which was the acreage listed yesterday and we know … Read More
It is our understanding that the Blue Ridge Fire has 16% containment and has burned 14,334 acres as of the briefing this morning. These numbers have been adjusted from the 15,200 acre estimate yesterday now that revised mapping has been … Read More
While the official fire perimeter has NOT been released because it is still an active event, we digitized the perimeter provided by CAL FIRE from the briefing this morning and have estimated (not confirmed) that roughly 7,960 acres of Chino … Read More
Chino Valley Independent Fire District has reported the Blue Ridge Fire is over 15,200 acres with 10 structures in Yorba Linda damaged or destroyed. Stay aware. Stay away. Be prepared. Evacuate early. We do not have information on where the … Read More
While the Blue Ridge Fire continues to burn, here is what we know: 1. It is presently estimated at 8,000 acres by OC Fire Authority. Most of that acreage is very likely Chino Hills State Park. This means more than … Read More