Patterson Pass wildfire contained after burning 110 acres

A new vegetation fire burning near Tracy early Monday evening prompted a response from Alameda County firefighters and Cal Fire crews.

The fire broke out on Patterson Pass Road. near North Midway Rd., and firefighters reported about 15 acres burned just before 5 p.m.

As of Monday evening, the fire was under control and fire crews reported it had burned 110 acres.

According to authorities, the spread of the virus has been moderate. CHP said road closures are in place for Patterson Pass Rd., Midway Rd. and South Flynn Road. Drivers are advised to use I-580 eastbound.

Shortly before 6 p.m., Cal Fire officials said the so-called Patterson Fire had burned 95.5 acres and was 50% contained. Alameda County firefighters reported the area was higher, at 110 acres.

The wildland fire is approximately 14 miles from where the Corral Fire has burned more than 14,000 acres. As of Monday morning, the Corral Fire was 75% contained.

Earlier Monday afternoon, Cal Fire announced that all evacuation warnings related to the Corral Fire had been lifted and all road closures would be lifted beginning at 6 p.m.