Cranston Fire in Idyllwild 57 percent contained

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Monday, July 30, 2018
Cranston Fire in Idyllwild 57 percent contained
The Cranston Fire in Riverside County is 57 percent contained after burning over 13,000 acres and five homes in the Idyllwild area.

IDYLLWILD, Calif. (KABC) -- The Cranston Fire in Riverside County is 57 percent contained after burning over 13,000 acres in the Idyllwild area.



The brush fire acreage was decreased to 13,139 acres Monday morning, as fire crews focused on mopping up and securing the fire's edge.



Evacuation orders were lifted for Idyllwild and Pine Cove north of Lower Saunders Meadow Road.



About 560 people in Mountain Center and the surrounding area were still evacuated.



A total of 12 buildings were destroyed and five others were damaged in the fire, which began about noon Wednesday as the result of arson, according to authorities.



Cranston Fire map: Where Idyllwild brush fire is burning



A Temecula man, 32-year-old Brandon N. McGlover, was charged for allegedly igniting several fires in Riverside County, including the Cranston Fire.



A community meeting is scheduled for 7 p.m. Monday at the Idyllwild School, located at 26700 Highway 243.



Evacuations:


Apple Canyon area


Garner Valley (north of Morris Ranch Road)


Hurkey Creek area


Lake Hemet area


Mountain Center Community


Mt San Jacinto State Park



An evacuation center is in place at Banning High School (100 W. Westward Ave. Banning). A care center is at the Anza Community Center.



See more evacuation information here.



Road Closures


Highway 74 from the City of Hemet to Highway 74 at Morris Ranch Road


Highway 243 from Banning to the intersection of Highway 243 and Highway 74 (residents north of Lower Saunders Meadow Road may enter on Highway 243 from Banning)




Recreation Closures


Mt. San Jacinto State Park:


Desert View Trail


Little Round Valley Campground



Long Valley Trail


Mountain Station


Palm Springs Aerial Tramway


Round Valley Campground


Round Valley Trail


San Jacinto Peak Trail


Strawberry Junction Campground


Tamarack Valley Campground


Wellmans Divide Trail



San Bernardino National Forest:


Black Mountain Group Campground


Boulder Basin Campground


Cedar Springs Trail 4EI7


Dark Canyon Campground


Deer Springs Campground


Deer Springs Trail to Suicide Rock 3E17 to 3E33


Devil's Slide Trail


Ernie Maxwell Scenic Trail 3E07


Fern Basin Campground


Fobes Trail 4E04


Fuller Ridge


Humber Park


Hurkey Creek Campground


Lake Fulmor Day Use Area


Lake Hemet Picnic Area


Little Round Valley Campground


Marion Mountain Campground


Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) N of State Highway 74


San Jacinto Wilderness


Seven Pines Trail 2E13


Skunk Cabbage Trail 3E42


South Ridge Trail 3E08


Spitler Peak Trail 3E22


Stone Creek Yellow Post Sites


Strawberry Creek


Tahquitz Peak Fire Lookout





Animal Shelters


San Jacinto Valley Animal Campus at 581 S. Grand in San Jacinto is accepting all animals, both domestic and large and small animals.



Residents can call 951-358-7329 for direct assistance with moving animals.

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