1 year ago
Grass Fire Near CA-65 Shuts School, Slows Traffic in Lincoln
A fire started in the grass near a highway in Lincoln, California.
This caused traffic to slow down significantly.
A local high school, Twelve Bridges High School, had to close for the safety of the students.
The fire also caused smoke to spread towards another city named Roseville, but that city is not in danger.
Firefighters from both Lincoln and Roseville are working together to put out the fire.
Authorities are asking drivers and residents to pay attention for more updates.
A grass fire near CA-65 in Lincoln, California, caused significant traffic delays.
Twelve Bridges High School closed as a precaution due to the fire.
Families were advised not to send students to Twelve Bridges High School.
Smoke from the fire is visible in Roseville, but the city is not under immediate threat.
Roseville Fire Department is providing mutual aid to Lincoln Professional Firefighters.
- Who
- Lincoln Professional Firefighters, with support from the Roseville Fire Department.
- What
- A grass fire.
- Where
- Near CA-65 northbound in Lincoln, California.
- When
- Information not available in the provided articles.
- Why
- Information not available in the provided articles.
Key facts
- Location
- Near CA-65 in Lincoln, California
- Impact
- Major traffic slowdowns and school closure
- School Affected
- Twelve Bridges High School
- Smoke Visibility
- Visible in Roseville
- Response
- Mutual aid from Roseville Fire Department
Sources
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