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Gann Fire in Northern California's Calaveras County Reaches More than 3,000 Acres with No Containment

Cal Fire said the blaze has spread at a moderate rate, with no containment reported and shelters opened for displaced residents.

  • On Aug 3, the Gann Fire broke out in Calaveras County, rapidly growing to 3,760 acres by Aug 4 with 0% containment, according to Cal Fire.
  • The fire began Aug 3 near Hogan Dam and Gann Road, spreading uphill through dry grass and brush; it expanded from 30 acres to about 400 acres within hours.
  • Calaveras County Sheriff issued evacuation orders for areas east of the fire, including communities near Calaveras County Airport; shelters opened at The Valley Springs Veterans Memorial for small pets and the Calaveras County Fairgrounds for large animals.
  • As of Aug 4, Cal Fire assigned over 250 personnel, four helicopters, 50 fire engines, and 16 crews to the Gann Fire; no injuries or damaged structures have been reported.
  • California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Aug 4 that the state is sending 20 Cal Fire engines to assist with wildfires in Washington and Oregon; major fires across the Pacific Northwest have burned over 250,000 acres.
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KCRA 3 broke the news in Sacramento, United States on Tuesday, August 4, 2026.
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