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An infrared flyover showed very little heat in and around communities within the fire perimeter.  Crews continue to patrol these neighborhoods for hot spots. PG&E is working in the affected areas to remove hazards and repair infrastructure. Weather will be hotter and dryer for the next couple days. Helicopters dropped 250,000 gallons in Division J, northeast side of the fire, to support crews on the ground building direct line in extremely steep, rugged, and hazardous terrain. Three teams of Damage Inspectors continue to assess properties to determine damage done to homes within the fire perimeter.  

COMMUNITY MEETING: 7/28/2022 7:00 PM , Mariposa County High School, Gymnasium, 5074 Old Hwy N, Mariposa 

Fire restrictions and closures near the fire area are in place on the Sierra National Forest. This closure will support public safety by keeping public members out of hazardous burn areas and will allow firefighting resources to combat the Fire without public interference. For additional information, visit: https://www.fs.usda.gov/alerts/sierra/alerts-notices. 

For an updated Smoke Outlook, please visit: https://outlooks.airfire.org/outlook/3f18d7bc 
Please sign up for emergency alert notifications. Mariposa County – MSOAlert.com 
Map of the area: https://arcg.is/jKqD5