Azusa Fire Evacuation Map: Peak Fire Prompts Order Near Santa Paula, San Gabriel Canyon Road And Mirador Drive

A fast-moving brush fire in Azusa, California, has prompted an evacuation order as firefighters respond to the blaze in the San Gabriel Mountains. The fire, identified as the Peak Fire, has burned approximately 15 acres, according to the Los Angeles County Fire Department.

The department said crews responded to the brush fire near North San Gabriel Canyon Road and North Ranch Road at 1:09 p.m. as the blaze continued to spread.

SGVCityWatch reported that preliminary radio traffic indicated structures were threatened by the fire.

The Azusa Police Department issued an evacuation order for the area around Roberts and San Gabriel Canyon, warning residents to leave immediately.

“Your safety is in danger if you stay,” the police department said in an alert, urging residents who need emergency assistance to call 911.

Fire crews remain on the scene as the situation develops. Authorities have urged people in the affected area to follow evacuation instructions and prioritise their safety.

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