Tesoro Highlands

Valencia, CA 91354 loading…
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How this list works
Only fires still marked active in the national feed (NIFC / IRWIN) — anything declared out, fully contained, or gone quiet for days is dropped. Acreage and containment come from CAL FIRE where they have the incident (small local fires often never get sized — the 🛰️ chip shows whether a NASA satellite actually detected heat there in the last 24 hours). Distances are straight-line ("as the crow flies") — the way smoke and embers travel — so they read shorter than driving miles. Fire names link to the official CAL FIRE page when there is one.
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General guidance based on public air-quality standards — not medical advice; follow your doctor's advice for your own conditions.
🫁 When it's smoky — the playbooktap to open
Shared by a neighbor in the community group chat, lightly edited.
  • Seal the house. Close all windows and doors.
  • AC on recirculate. Set it to "Circulate," and switch the fan from Auto to On so it keeps filtering. Skip whole-house fans — they pull smoke in.
  • Run air purifiers. Box fans help push the clean air around.
  • Don't make indoor smoke. No candles, fireplace, frying or broiling, and no vacuuming until the air clears.
  • Outside, wear a real N95 or N100 — snug to the face. Cloth and surgical masks don't stop smoke. N95s don't fit babies or toddlers, so keep little ones in your cleanest room.
  • Drink plenty of water. Smoke dries out eyes, throat, and sinuses.
  • Watch the vulnerable — kids, older neighbors, and anyone with asthma or heart or lung issues.
  • If it gets thick and hot, leave for cleaner air instead of toughing it out.

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If you get the order — leave early

Suggested routes out of Tesoro Highlands. Verify your official zone at protect.genasys.com.
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Copper Hill Dr → McBean Pkwy → I-5 South
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Newhall Ranch Rd → I-5 (north or south)
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Leave on the first warning, not the order. Roads gridlock fast in the SCV.

Your community

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Four shared water tanks in the community. Helicopters may refill here during a fire — that low, loud pass overhead is them working, not a reason to panic.
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Known brush hazard. Dried brush sits in the common areas by the water towers and up Avenida Rancho Tesoro. It's the closest fuel to our homes — report it and push to clear it before peak season.
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Why it matters. Last year the Hughes Fire started 6–7 mi away and its evacuation zones reached within 3–4 mi as it blew past 10,000 acres in a single day. Two fires in two years have come within about 4 miles.
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Neighbors recommend Watch Duty for real-time fire alerts — pair it with this page.
Community notes shared by neighbors — local knowledge, not an official source.

Who to call

Life-threatening emergencyFire, medical or police911 Police, not an emergencySCV Sheriff's Station(661) 260-4000 Smell gas? Leave first, then callSoCalGas, 24/71-800-427-2200 Power outSouthern California Edison1-800-611-1911 Flooding or a blocked storm drainCity Storm Water Hotline, 24/7(661) 222-7222 Tree down on a streetCity Urban Forestry, 24/7(661) 290-2200 A bat, or an injured or dangerous animalLA County Animal Care, 24/7(661) 940-4191 Nearest emergency roomHenry Mayo, 23845 McBean Pkwy(661) 200-2000

Numbers checked against each agency's own page, September 2026.

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