Two Separate Large Brush Fires Raging In Contra Costa County, But Evacuation Warnings Lifted

San Francisco, CALocal News

Two brush fires erupted in Contra Costa County, California, on June 23, 2025, challenging local firefighters. The Rodeo Fire, which started shortly after noon, expanded to over 60 acres near Highway 4 and the Phillips 66 refinery. Fortunately, officials confirmed it is moving away from homes, allowing firefighters to focus on containment efforts. Meanwhile, the Diablo Fire ignited near Mount Diablo but prompted an evacuation warning that was lifted by 1:30 PM without any mandatory evacuations. As of 2 PM, the Rodeo Fire was reported contained at 62 acres, with crews continuing to mop up the area.

No injuries have been reported from either fire, though the region faces ongoing wildfire risks. The incidents underscore the dry conditions affecting Contra Costa County this summer. Local firefighting resources remain stretched as they respond to multiple fire threats simultaneously.

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