Cal Fire Declares The Fremont Fire In Sonoma, Napa Counties 100% Contained

SONOMA AND NAPA COUNTIES, CA — A wildfire that broke out Wednesday afternoon near the Sonoma-Napa county line was 116 acres and 100 percent contained Thursday morning, Cal Fire officials said.

The Fremont fire started around 2:15 p.m. Wednesday near Fremont Drive — state Highway 12 —and Napa Road in Schellville.

By 3:25 p.m., the vegetation fire grew to 40 acres.

Wednesday evening, the Fremont fire was 116 acres and 70 percent contained and was burning off of state Highway 12 between Haire Lane and Napa Road in Sonoma County, according to Cal Fire's Sonoma-Lake-Napa Unit.

As of 7 p.m. Wednesday, there were no evacuation orders but the public was asked to avoid the area.

"Crews will continue to work on containment and put out hot spots throughout the night," Cal Fire said.

There were no immediate reports of injuries or structure damage.

Napa County officials said no evacuations were ordered but there were traffic delays on state Highway 121 heading west at the Napa-Sonoma County line.

"Smoke may be visible but no other threats have been identified and no evacuations have been ordered," the Napa County Office of Emergency Services said late Wednesday afternoon in a Nixle alert. "If you live near the above-listed areas, stay indoors, and close your doors and windows to prevent smoke from entering your home."

Napa County residents should also make sure they know their evacuation zone, which can be found online at Community.zonehaven.com, officials said.

"In the past, evacuation zones were different for each incident; now your evacuation zone will remain mostly the same and you can learn your zone for home and work and be ready to go when an alert requesting your zone evacuate is issued."