Reno Hawk Fire Near 15,000 Acres with 27% Containment as Evacuations Persist
TL;DR
The Hawk Fire near Reno has grown to about 15,040 acres with 27% containment and has destroyed 32 homes and damaged six, triggering mandatory evacuations for roughly 90,000 residents in Reno and the North Valleys. Firefighters warn winds could drive further growth over the next 12–48 hours, with ongoing road closures and about 9,854 residents without power. Schools and colleges are canceling or closing, shelters are open for evacuees, and a community meeting with live streaming is planned at Idlewild Park.
- Reno Hawk Fire updates Monday: 32 homes destroyed, containment at 27% Reno Gazette Journal
- Firefighters make progress holding wildfire in Reno area, where thousands have been urged to evacuate CNN
- Hawk Fire near California-Nevada border | Updates, Evacuations, and Maps ABC10
- Hawk Fire now 27% contained, 32 homes destroyed KOLO | 8 News Now
- Hawk Fire: Sierra County evacuation warnings for destructive wildfire burning in Nevada KCRA
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