Dear Fourth District,
The County Board of Supervisors is closely monitoring and responding to the Line Fire that started in the East Highland area on Friday, September 6. My sincerest gratitude goes out to County Fire, Sheriff, OES and countless others that are working to keep residents, pets and structures safe. Currently, 1,855 personnel are assigned to manage the fire, which is affecting our mountain communities. Detailed information on available resources can be found below.
The County is committed to supporting the community during this challenging time. Should you or your loved ones require additional assistance, please do not hesitate to reach out to me and my team.
Sincerely,
Curt Hagman
Supervisor, 4th District
San Bernardino County
Information Access
To stay informed about the evolving situation, please visit our incident website, which is updated regularly: Line Fire Incident Website. For real-time updates, follow the County’s official social media channels on Facebook and Nextdoor.
Shelter Location
If you or your loved ones are affected, we are here to support both people and animals. A shelter has been set up at the Jessie Turner Center in Fontana for those needing evacuation assistance:
Jessie Turner Center
15556 Summit Ave
Fontana, CA 92335
Animal Care Services Update
San Bernardino Animal Care services have a trailer at the Highland shelter for pets. The County's Devore Animal Shelter is prepared to accommodate both large and small animals in need of a place to stay during the evacuation. For assistance, please contact the Animal Shelter at 909-386-9820 or, after hours, at 1-800-472-5609.
Potential Power Outages
For the latest information on potential outages, please visit Power Shutoff.
Evacuation Routes and Follow Evacuation Orders
Given the unpredictable nature of fires, it is crucial to adhere to all safety and evacuation orders issued by emergency personnel.
Disaster Updates
For real-time updates on the Line Fire, visit Line Fire Info. Download the TENS app to receive alerts directly.
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