Sorrento Fire
- 100% Contained
- 90 Acres
- 1 County: San Diego
06/08/2026 3:34 AM
06/24/2026 8:43 AM
06/10/2026 2:00 PM
Under Investigation
San Diego Fire Rescue
No team assigned
Sorrento Valley Blvd and Ocean Air Drive, Sorrento Valley
Status reports
Incident Updates
The Sorrento Fire is 100% contained as of 6/10/26 2100.
The fire is 90 percent contained.
The Sorrento Fire is now 60% contained.
No reported change to acreage or containment.
All evacuation orders have been lifted. Firefighters will remain in the area overnight to monitor for hot spots.
Evacuation orders have been downgraded, allowing residents to return home. As residents return, please drive cautiously, remain alert, and be mindful of emergency personnel and equipment still operating in the area.
Evacuation zones are being removed as firefighters increase containment of the Sorrento Fire. As residents return, please drive slowly, stay alert, and watch for emergency personnel working in the area. Thank you for your patience as crews continue working to safely reopen affected areas.
The fire is now 90 acres and 20% contained, and while evacuation warnings have been downgraded, updates have been made to evacuation orders.
The Sorrento Fire is now 80 acres and 20% contained. Forward spread has been stopped. CAL FIRE engine, crews, and bulldozers continue to actively work on containment lines.
Evacuation Orders and Warnings have been updated. Please review the latest information and stay alert for further updates.
WHEN YOU FLY, WE CAN'T.
A drone has been spotted over the fire. Do not fly drones in the area, so firefighting aircraft can safely support crews on the ground.
The Sorrento Fire is now 65 acres. While the fire is within the city limits of San Diego, CAL FIRE ground and air resources are assisting.
CAL FIRE C-130 airtanker drops retardant on Sorrento Fire.
Evacuation orders and warnings have been updated. Please review the latest information and stay alert for further updates.
New incident in San Diego County - Sorrento Fire, is 45 acre. There is a threat to transmission powerlines and steep terrain is making containment difficult.
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