No Injuries, Property Damage Caused In Livermore Vegetation Fire

Livermore CA

25 May, 2021

7:50 PM

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LIVERMORE, CA – No one was injured, and no property sustained damage in a vegetation fire that started in unincorporated Livermore early Monday afternoon, CalFire officials said on Tuesday. Firefighters from the Alameda County Fire Department, Livermore-Pleasanton and Cal Fire were called to the area of Altamont Pass and Goeken Road just before 1 p.m. on Monday, officials said. Once there, crews found between a half-acre and acre burning and were able to contain the fire to 1.7 acres, a CalFire spokesman said. Today at 12:51 PM, ACFD, LPFD, and CAL FIRE responded to a vegetation fire threatening structures in unincorporated Livermore at Altamont Pass & Goecken Roads. Crews arrived to find approximately 1/2 to 1 acre burning. Crews held the fire to 1.7 acres. No injuries & no damage… pic.twitter.com/Inc98n7He8— Alameda County Fire (@AlamedaCoFire) May 25, 2021 There was no damage to any of the structures which were in the area of the fire as crews were able to extinguish the fire within a short amount of time to contain the fire to the area before it could reach any of the nearby structures, officials said.