Incidents > California > San Bernardino National Forest > Lytle Lytle INTERAGENCY MULTAJURISDICTION WITH 12 ACRES

Approximate Location
34.264 latitude, -117.5 longitude
Incident Overview
The Lytle Fire is now 100% controlled. The fire was reported at4:56
p.m. Sunday June 24th near Sheep Canyon Road, north of the community
of Lytle Creek.
Two hundred firefighters from the U.S. Forest Service, San
BernardinoCounty Fire Department, CalFire and the Bureau of Land
Management responded, taking immediate, aggressive and decisiveactions
to hold the fire to 12 acres. The fire burned in heavy chaparral in
rocky, steep terrain and burnt into a US Forest Service fuels
reduction project, which greatly helped slow the spread of the fire.
During the height of the firefight, five residences were temporarily
evacuated in Happy Jack, a community in Lytle Creek canyon, and Lytle
Creek Road was closed north of Sheep Canyon.
U.S. Forest Service Law Enforcement Investigators are working to
determine the exact cause of the blaze. Anyone with any information is
requested to please call the US Forest Service at (909) 383-5654.
Basic Information
Incident Type Wildfire
Cause Under Investigation
Date of Origin Sunday June 24th, 2012 approx. 04:56 PM
Location Sheep Canyon Road
Incident Commander Kempter
Current Situation
Size 12 acres
Percent Contained 100%
Estimated Containment Date Monday June 25th, 2012 approx. 06:00 PM
Fuels Involved
brush
Significant Events
5 residences were temporarily evacuated on Sunday evening
Outlook
Terrain Difficulty
steep rocky terrain
Remarks
Forward rate of spread was slowed down because the fire burned into
the Lytle Fuels Reduction Project area.
Unit Information
San Bernardino National Forest
U.S. Forest Service
602 S. Tippecanoe Avenue
San Bernardino, CA 92408
Incident Contact
Henry Herrera
Phone: 909-522-0663
Recent Articles
Fire Burns 12 Acres in Lytle CreekCanyon
News - 4 days ago
Incident Cooperators
Bureau of Land Management
Calfire
San Bernardino County Fire Department

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