Gann Fire Expands to 7,000+ Acres, Prompting Evacuations and School Closures in Calaveras County
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The Gann Fire near Hogan Dam in Calaveras County has grown to 7,052 acres with about 10% containment, triggering evacuations for multiple zones, closures of Calaveras Unified School District sites, and air-quality concerns as roughly 1,500 personnel—including Firehawk helicopters—fight the blaze; emergency shelters for people and animals opened and a local state of emergency was declared.
- Gann Fire: School closures Wednesday, homes burn and evacuations remain in effect KCRA
- Northern California Gann Fire closes schools, recreation areas as burns more than 7,000 acres CBS News
- Gann Fire Map Watch Duty
- Gann Fire in Calaveras County | Evacuations, Maps, and Updates ABC10
- Gann Fire grows to nearly 6,500 acres, evacuation zones remain San Francisco Chronicle
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