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Brea, CA
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Brea Fire Department retweeted
Update🚨:
Evacuation warnings lifted:
El Rodeo Stables
Brea Hills Avenue
Evacuation warnings remain in place:
Hollydale
Olinda Village
Carbon Canyon Road remains closed between Brea Hills and Ruby.
@BreaCityHall @BreaFire
Brea Fire Department retweeted
Update 🚨: The evacuation warning is being extended to El Rodeo Stables, Brea Hills, Olinda Village, and Hollydale. However, no structures threatened at this time.
@BreaFire @BreaCityHall
Update 🚨:
Fire is at about 4-5 acres, actively being fought by aircraft and ground crews, no structures threatened. Evacuation warning given for Olinda Village and Hollydale Mobile Home Park.
More information to come as it becomes available.
@BreaFire @BreaCityHall
Brea Fire Department retweeted
Update 🚨:
Fire is at about 4-5 acres, actively being fought by aircraft and ground crews, no structures threatened. Evacuation warning given for Olinda Village and Hollydale Mobile Home Park.
More information to come as it becomes available.
@BreaFire @BreaCityHall
April 25, 2026 | 2:00 pm
Carbon Canyon Road is closed between Brea Hills and Ruby due to a fire.
Fire fighting aircraft is inbound.
Please avoid the area and use alternate routes.
#breapd
Brea Fire Department retweeted
Please avoid the area to allow us to work safely. A Public Information Officer is enroute. Updates will be provided as they become available.
#CarbonFire @BreaFire @AnaheimFire @BreaPD @BreaCityHall
Brea Fire Department retweeted
Carbon Canyon Road is closed between Brea Hills and Ruby, per Brea Police Department on Facebook. Please avoid the area and use alternate routes.
Brea Fire responded to a 2 alarm commercial structure fire at 333 N. Cliffwood Park at approximately 2:45am. Due to the quick work of Brea Fire and our partners from the surrounding area, fire is extinguished and cause is under investigation.
Brea Fire Department retweeted
Updated information - July 3, 2025 at 8:35 p.m.
The Tonner fire has been contained at approximately 6 acres with no structures threatened. Thank you to our first responders and thank you for your patience.
Brea Fire Department retweeted
Our technical rescue firefighters wrapped up large animal rescue training at @TheSheaCenter in @CityOfSJC. This year’s training was extra special, as Deuce, a horse OCFA firefighters recently rescued at night utilizing our helicopter, reunited with the crews who saved him!
Brea Fire Department retweeted
🚒🔥 Woodsboro Elementary's kindergarteners had a blast learning #firesafety tips from @BreaFire! From “Stop, Drop, and Roll” to when to call 911, our youngest students are now more prepared thanks to our local heroes! 👩🚒👨🚒 #PYLUSD
🔗 Story at goodnews.pylusd.org/?p=30511
Brea Fire Department retweeted
The City of Brea proudly announces the appointment of Deputy Chief Mark Terrill as the next Fire Chief of the Brea Fire Department, effective Jan 20. Terrill has more than 26 yr of experience serving the community in the Brea Fire Department. Please visit cityofbrea.net
This afternoon Brea Fire responded to a residential structure fire in the 200 block of Cattail Cir. The fire was contained to the garage and there were no injuries. We were assisted by @lacountyfd and @ocfireauthority. The cause of the fire is under investigation.
Early this morning, the Brea Fire Department rescued and transported residents from a home fire on the 2200 block of Crestview Circle. For more information, view the press release bit.ly/47Kfkas.
Because to our firefighters, it’s more than just a job. #breafirefighters
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Today, on International Firefighters Day, we honor firefighters around the world for their service and sacrifice. Thank you for all you do. Thank you also to @firewatchphotography for the photo. #breafirefighters
After seven long months, 4 of our Brea firefighters have graduated from paramedic school. Join us in congratulating Andrew Lindsey, Dillon Fetty, Neil Baltes, and Kyle Smith.
Crazy weather in Brea today…some may even call it snow. And yes, we know it was hail. Whatever it was, it was pretty spectacular.
Brea Engine 1 and Truck 2 practicing vertical ventilation operations today. Training doesn’t take a day off.
For the last month, Brea Fire Department in coordination with the @boysgirlsclubbpyl has been collecting toys for the “Fired Up For Giving” toy drive. Friday and Saturday we had the honor to distribute toys to hundreds of children and put smiles on the faces of those in need.
