Dove Fire Burns 223 Acres in Jamestown, Two Firefighters Injured
The Dove Fire, which started Sunday afternoon in Jamestown, has consumed approximately 223 acres. Two firefighters have sustained injuries, and evacuation orders are still in effect for the area.
Sacramento Stockton Modesto, CA, July 27, 2026 — The Dove Fire, which ignited Sunday afternoon in Jamestown, has rapidly spread to consume an estimated 223 acres. The intensity of the blaze has led to injuries for two firefighters, though details regarding the nature of their injuries were not immediately available.
Evacuation orders remain in effect for the affected area surrounding the fire. Residents in the designated zones are urged to follow the guidance of emergency personnel and to stay informed about the latest developments. The cause of the Dove Fire has not yet been determined. Emergency crews are actively working to contain the fire, but containment lines and further progress updates were not provided in the initial reports.
Further information regarding the extent of the damage, the status of the evacuation orders, and the condition of the injured firefighters is expected as the situation develops. The Jamestown area is currently experiencing significant emergency response activity as authorities work to manage the wildfire.
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