Crews stop forward progress on brush fire near Livermore

Crews have stopped forward progress on a brush fire near Livermore, Cal Fire said on Saturday.

The fire is burning north of Interstate 580 and on the west side of the Altamont Pass.

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Cal Fire told NBC Bay Area Saturday evening that the fire has burned about 44 acres and is about 65% contained. But they added that no structures are threatened and there are no evacuations at this time.

Officials said that crews are now working on containing the fire.

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#GreenvilleFire [update] at Altamont Pass Rd X N Greenville Rd in the Altamont (Alameda County) is now 41 acres; forward progress stopped. Firefighters are making good progress. #CALFIRESCU @AlamedaCoFire pic.twitter.com/LFxIkGX6EL
— CAL FIRE SCU (@calfireSCU) June 8, 2024

*DEVELOPING* Firefighters on scene of brush fire in field just north of 580 at the Altamont in Livermore. It doesn’t appear any structures are threatened. pic.twitter.com/vVYvHPAzPp
— Bob Redell (@BobNBC) June 8, 2024

#BREAKING There is a fire burning north of I-580 in Livermore area on the west side of the Altamont Pass. Calfire is on the scene. Video shot by @BobNBC pic.twitter.com/f3MGpmClQ9
— John Zuchelli (@tvzuke) June 8, 2024