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Firefighters from the Alameda County Fire Department and CalFire’s Santa Clara Unit successfully battled a vegetation fire on Friday, after the blaze stretched to 248 acres near Camino Loop at Twain Harte in Dublin near the Livermore border.
CalFire officials said that the blaze — referred to as the Harte Fire — was spreading at a moderate to dangerous rate and threatened two structures before coming to heel.
Alameda County Fire Department officials said forward progress had been stopped around 3 p.m., and the blaze was fully contained just after 6 p.m. Friday.
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Cal Fire aircraft photo shows aerial attack used to combat vegetation fire raging in Dublin on Friday afternoon. Crews acted quickly to gain control of the blaze, which reached 248 acres. (Photo courtesy of ACFD) -
Cal Fire aircraft photo shows aerial attack used to combat vegetation fire raging in Dublin on Friday afternoon. Crews acted quickly to gain control of the blaze, which reached 248 acres. (Photo courtesy of ACFD) -
Cal Fire aircraft photo shows aerial attack used to combat vegetation fire raging in Dublin on Friday afternoon. Crews acted quickly to gain control of the blaze, which reached 248 acres. (Photo courtesy of ACFD) -
Cal Fire aircraft photo shows aerial attack used to combat vegetation fire raging in Dublin on Friday afternoon. Crews acted quickly to gain control of the blaze, which reached 248 acres. (Photo courtesy of ACFD)
