A brush fire that broke out Sunday morning near Brengle Terrace Park in Vista prompted evacuation orders and warnings for nearby neighborhoods.The Brengle Fire was reported around 7:45 a.m. Sunday near Brengle Terrace Park, located at 1200 Vale Terrace Drive. Fire crews responded to the area as smoke and flames became visible from surrounding neighborhoods.The fire is burning near the 1200 block of Vale Terrace Drive.An evacuation order has been issued for Zone SDC-0503, according to emergency information released Sunday morning.
Residents inside an evacuation order zone should leave immediately.Evacuation warnings have also been issued for areas surrounding the fire. People in warning zones should be prepared to leave at a moment's notice, particularly those who may need additional time to evacuate.The fire is burning in a residential area surrounding Brengle Terrace Park, with Vale Terrace Drive among the primary streets near the incident. Other roads in the surrounding area include Foothill Drive, Vale Terrace, East Vista Way, Citrus Avenue and areas extending south toward Highway 78.Residents should check their exact address on the Genasys Protect evacuation map rather than relying solely on street names because evacuation boundaries can change quickly.An evacuation center has been established at Vista High School, 1 Panther Way, for residents displaced by the fire.The cause of the Brengle Fire has not been released.Residents in and around the evacuation area are being urged to follow instructions from emergency personnel and avoid roads near Brengle Terrace Park to give firefighters and other first responders room to work.This is a developing story.
Evacuation orders and warnings may change as crews continue battling the Brengle Fire. (FOX 5/KUSI) — Crews battled a wildfire near Brengle Terrace Park in Vista on Sunday morning, with temporary evacuation orders issued for nearby residents. The blaze, dubbed the Brengle Fire, was first reported around 7:15 a.m.
in an area near the 1200 block of Vale Terrace Drive. Vista Fire Rescue Battalion Chief Brendan Halle [...]
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