Firefighters Stop Forward Progress On 4-Alarm Wildfire In Solano County
3:15 P.M. UPDATE: The forward progress of the Cordelia Fire has stopped, according to Fairfield police.
The evacuations have been lifted, but Cordelia Road remained closed as firefighters cleaned up the burn area.
Officials estimate the fire burned 24 acres. It did not burn any structures.
Cordelia Road is expected to be closed until 6 p.m. Friday.
SOLANO COUNTY (CBS13) - Firefighters are at the scene of a wildfire in Solano County.
The scene is along the 2000 block of Cordelia Road, near rural Fairfield. Firefighters have not said how many acres have burned so far.
No structures are threatened at the moment, but Cordelia Fire Protection District says the fire has gone to four-alarms.
According to the Solano County Sheriff's Office, Cordelia Road is closed between Hale Ranch and Link Road. Evacuations have been ordered for about 50 homes along Cordelia Road and Thomasson Lane, the sheriff's office says.
No homes have been lost and no injuries have been reported.
California officials have been warning of increased fire danger this weekend. A Red Flag Warning will be going into effect Saturday morning through Sunday for most of Northern California.
More information to come.
