A fast-moving wildfire has prompted an evacuation order in the Jesus Canyon area, with officials telling residents near E Avenue Z and Fort Tejon Road to get out now. The order covers homes and nearby roads around the intersection, where firefighters are moving into position as conditions remain volatile.
#SummitFire in Jesus Canyon area. EVACUATION ORDER has been issued near E Avenue Z and Fort Tejon Rd.
— Ready LA County (@ReadyLACounty) July 10, 2026
Officials' alert
In an alert posted on X, Ready LA County confirmed the wildfire, writing, "#SummitFire in Jesus Canyon area. EVACUATION ORDER has been issued near E Avenue Z and Fort Tejon Rd." When the post went up, officials did not share details on containment or how many acres might be involved. They urged residents to keep an eye on official county channels and to follow evacuation instructions as they come in.
Where to get help
The Los Angeles County Fire Department offers wildfire-preparedness information and evacuation guidance, including its Ready! Set! Go! materials, on its website. Visit the Los Angeles County Fire Department online for safety tips and planning resources. For immediate help and shelter referrals, county information pages direct residents to 211 LA County.
How to stay informed and prepare
Officials recommend signing up for text and email alerts through Alert LA County and following official county and fire accounts for live updates, according to Ready LA County. If you are ordered to evacuate, take pets, medications, important documents, and a fully charged phone, and check in on neighbors who might need help leaving. Authorities are also asking the public to avoid the area and keep roads clear so emergency crews can get through.
This story will be updated as officials release more information on containment, road closures and any shelter openings. For the latest instructions, rely on the county's official channels and the Los Angeles County Fire Department.
