Gann Fire: 7 Structures Destroyed, 10,373 Acres Burned in Calaveras County
Gann Fire: 7 Structures Destroyed, 10,373 Acres Burned in Calaveras County
US · Published Aug 6, 2026
The Gann Fire in Calaveras County, California, has burned 10,373 acres as of Wednesday evening, with containment increasing to 26% by Thursday morning (Cal Fire, 2026-08-06).
The wildfire, which began near Hogan Dam and Gann roads on Monday, has destroyed seven structures and injured one firefighter.

Impact & Risks

The Gann Fire has caused significant damage, destroying homes and displacing hundreds of residents. Mandatory evacuation orders are in place for zones CCU-109, CCU-110-A, CCU-139, CCU-140, CCU-147, and CCU-130-B, while evacuation warnings cover additional areas. Road closures are affecting access to key locations, and the fire poses ongoing risks to nearby communities. A firefighter was injured in a dozer rollover, and a collision involving a fire engine has further complicated response efforts. The fire's rapid spread underscores the danger posed by wildfires in the region.

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