Tuolumne County Fire Department

10/14/2026

Thursday October 15th through Friday October 16th

10/12/2026

🏡Residential Structure Fire 🔥 Sierra Incident. Last night at approximately 9:38 p.m, CAL FIRE TCU/ TCFD, Sonora Fire, Twain Harte Fire, CHP Sonora and Tuolumne Sheriffs Office responded to a reported residential structure fire with a possible victim trapped at the Sierra Mobile Home Park on Highway 49 X Shaws Flat Road in Sonora, CA. Upon arrival, resources reported a fully involved mobile home with no extension into the wildland. While performing an aggressive attack, the homeowner was contacted and verified all occupants were out of the building. Crews remained at scene until after 1:00 a.m extinguishing hot spots and fully containing the fire. No injuries were reported, the fire was confined to a single structure and the cause is under investigation

10/12/2026

🔥 Vegetation Fire 🔥 Links Incident: On Sunday, 10/11/26 at approximately 1:13 p.m, Tuolumne County Fire/ CAL FIRE TCU, Sonora City Fire, Twain Harte Fire, Chicken Ranch Fire, Tuolumne County Sheriffs and CHP Sonora responded to a vegetation fire in the area of Golf Links Road in Jamestown, CA. Upon arrival, Jamestown Engine 761 reported a 1 acre vegetation fire burning at a moderate rate of spread in the grass and brush. Crews worked quickly to stop the forward rate of spread and contain the fire at 2.53 acres. Crews and engine companies worked until after 6:30 p.m extinguishing hot spots, strengthening containment lines and watching for spot fires. With cooler weather over the next few days please remember that brush and grass Fuels are still extremely dry. The fire cause is under investigation and no injuries were reported Sonora FirefightersAssociation Chicken Ranch Rancheria

10/11/2026

🔥Links Incident Vegetation Fire🔥 Happening now, CAL FIRE TCU, Tuolumne County Fire, Tuolumne Sheriffs office and cooperators are responding to a 2 acre vegetation fire on Golf Links Road in the Jamestown area. Please follow TCSO for evacuation orders and warnings and remain alert for emergency traffic

10/05/2026

09/24/2026

Ladera Fire
Today, crews from CAL FIRE TCU, CAL FIRE MMU, Tuolumne County Fire Department (TCFD), Tuolumne County Sheriff’s Office (TCSO), and Mariposa County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) responded to a vegetation fire near Highway 132 and Ladera Way.
Crews worked together to quickly control the fire and prevent further spread.
Thank you to all of the responding agencies for their coordinated response and hard work keeping our community safe.

09/17/2026

Today TCFD Training Division conducted multi agency training at Pinecrest lake. The training highlighted some of the logistical challenges of a structure fire into vegetation with no vehicle access. Access to the structure was made by TCFD Boat 554, and assistance from the Pinecrest lake resort.

Agencies involved included: TCFD, CAL FIRE, Strawberry Fire, Twain Harte Fire, USFS Stanislaus national forest, and the pinecrest lake resort.

09/01/2026

8/29/26 9:30 PM -J59 near Highway 132, La Grange

Tuolumne County Fire Department was dispatched Saturday evening to assist neighboring agencies with a vegetation fire involving a large slash pile near J59 and Highway 132 in the La Grange area.

Two Volunteer Water Tender Operators from TCFD responded providing water supply support to crews working to contain and extinguish the fire.

We appreciate the continued cooperation between our neighboring agencies and the personnel who worked throughout the night to bring the incident under control.

08/25/2026

8/23/26 On Sunday morning Responders from CAL FIRE TCU and TCFD extinguished a vehicle fire in the areas of Twist Rd.

07/21/2026

7/20/26 9:45 AM Crews from CAL FIRE Tuolumne-Calaveras Unit, Tuolumne County Fire , Modesto Fire Department and Sierra Center responded to reports of a vegetation fire at Mann Creek near Hwy 108. Forward progress of the fire was stopped due to the collaborative efforts of local agencies responding quickly. A large amount of fires are human caused. To learn about fire safety, safe equipment use and more and you can go to fire.ca.gov