UPDATE (Friday, 6 a.m.): Cal Fire San Diego officials said the Posta Fire is 50% contained after it burned at least 23 acres.
CAMPO, Calif. (KGTV) — An evacuation warning has been lifted as crews worked Thursday to contain a vegetation fire outside of Campo, not far from the border.
The San Diego County Sheriff's Office says the fire was burning off La Posta Road, just north of Campo.
Below, you'll find a map of the area that was under an evacuation order earlier Thursday. You can find a live map of the impacted areas via Genasys here.
#PostaFire A brush fire is burning off La Posta Road north of the community of Campo.
— San Diego Sheriff (@SDSheriff) July 24, 2025
An EVACUATION WARNING is in place for the shaded area in yellow shown in the maps below. Be prepared to evacuate should conditions change.
If you feel you are in danger, GO!
To see maps of… pic.twitter.com/Fu6uTYBOZ9
Smoke was visible on the Mt. Laguna Observation South camera, with the fire spreading 20 acres. CalFire initially said the fire was spreading rapidly, but it has since slowed down and is no longer threatening any structures.
Fire crews were focusing on an area near La Posta Truck Trail and La Posta Road. According to the Watch Duty app, the fire's forward progress was stopped.
#PostaFire [Update] The fire is now approximately 20 acres in size, burning at a slow rate of spread, and there is no current threat to any structures. pic.twitter.com/pFCetD5gUy
— CAL FIRE/San Diego County Fire (@CALFIRESANDIEGO) July 24, 2025
This is a developing story. Stick with ABC 10News for updates.
