Promontory Fire Information & Resources
The Promontory Fire started on Thursday, June 11th just before 1:00 PM, and is an active incident affecting our community and surrounding areas. This page serves as a central resource for residents, businesses, and visitors seeking the latest information regarding the fire, public safety notices, and available community resources.
Emergency personnel from multiple agencies are actively responding to the incident, working to protect lives, property, and critical infrastructure. Conditions may change rapidly as firefighters continue suppression efforts and weather conditions evolve.
We are committed to providing timely, accurate, and verified information as it becomes available. Updates will be posted regularly and may include incident status reports, air quality advisories, community assistance resources, and links to official agency communications.
We encourage all residents to stay informed through official emergency notification systems and to follow the guidance of public safety officials through our official messaging through social media sites. Please check this page frequently, as information will be updated throughout the duration of the incident.
For immediate emergencies, call 911. For non-emergency fire information and official incident updates, please refer to the resources provided below.
SOUTH SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY FIRE AUTHORITY SOCIAL MEDIA
- Instagram: @south_county_fire
- Facebook: @SJCfire
SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY - OFFICE OF EMERGENCY SERVICES
DEBRIS CLEAN UP
- 6/15/2026: San Joaquin County Office of Emergency Services has issued guidelines on the Debris Cleanup from the Promontory Fire. Link to flyer is below.
- Residents may call the Community Cleanup Helpline to schedule FREE debris removal at (209) 751-1888
- OR Personal Protective Equipment (N95 Masks and Gloves) can be picked up from Fire Station 95 in Tracy Hills
- 7151 Tracy Hills Drive
- If residents are planning to remove debris themselves, please be sure to follow all guidance.
AIR QUALITY
CITY OF TRACY - PROMONTORY FIRE UPDATE