Firefighters have successfully controlled a blaze. The fire, which involved vegetation, is now being monitored as crews work to eliminate remaining hot spots. Details about the incident are available, including the time it occurred, which was Monday evening.
The area where the fire broke out is near two specific roads. Further information can be found through the source.
Crews are taking steps to ensure the fire does not restart, focusing on hot spots that still exist.
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