Apple Fire Incident
33,424 Acres
100%
Contained
Inactive
Active for 848 days
1 County
Riverside
| Last Updated | 10/21/22 1:30 PM |
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| Date Started | 07/31/20 6:08 PM |
| Location Information | off of Oak Glen Road and Apple Tree Lane, North of Cherry Valley |
| Lat/Long | [33.99139, -116.9617] |
| Administrative Unit | Unified Command: USFS - San Bernardino, and Yucaipa City Fire |
| Cause | Human |
| Reports | Click here for prior status reports |
Status Updates
No longer in unified command. Visit forest service website for future updates.
Damages and Losses
Confirmed Damage to Property, Injuries, and Fatalities
13 Structures Destroyed
Residential, Commercial and Other
4 Injuries
Confirmed Fire Personnel and Civilian Injuries
Contact Information
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Public Information Line
310-749-2443
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Media Information Line
213-503-4286
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Incident Email
2020.apple@firenet.gov
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Agency Information
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United States Forest Service
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CAL FIRE / Riverside County Fire
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Cooperating Agencies
Riverside County Emergency Management Department, Morongo Band of Mission Indians, Riverside County Sheriffs, San Bernardino County Sheriffs, San Bernardino County Fire, California Highway Patrol and Southern California Edison.
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Resources Assigned
CAL FIRE owns and operates over 3,000 fire and emergency response and resource protection vehicles. In support of its ground forces, the CAL FIRE emergency response air program includes 23 Grumman S-2T 1,200 gallon airtankers, 12 UH-1H Super Huey helicopters, 9 CALFIRE Hawks, and 16 OV-10A airtactical. From 13 air attack and 10 helitack bases located statewide, aircraft can reach most fires within 20 minutes.
9 Helicopters
22 Engines
7 Dozers
23 Water Tenders
897 Personnel
16 Crews