Watch Duty

any.

Yeah, I'm on watch duty.

I love WatchDuty.

Love WatchDuty.

Well, I don't love it because it's...

I mean, but it's very...

You were saying you've got to leave.

So we didn't make it to that point, but I was watching the map last night because Watch Duty is the name of the map, the name of the app that we use that maps the fire, gives you and great for the people that work with that app.

Thank you so much.

It's so helpful.

Yeah.

Well, that was one of the things that we discussed on Friday is if you go to watch duty, you can zoom in to where you live and it has all the zones broken.

That's helpful.

It was very helpful.

You're reading the notes, and the notes that I got this morning, they flip-flopped those.

Okay.

Bryson Fire, 570 acres, 75% contained at this point, and that's from Watch Duty.

The Bryson Fire, that's the one in Malibu, and that's the thing.

Bill Handel, he had to evacuate within a quarter mile of this fire in San Juan Capistrano.

You know, a lot of times we've talked about, especially when these fires are coming on, that our, o- one of our go-to apps that we l- check out is Watch Duty.

Yeah.

Uh, and i- the interesting thing about those, the maps that they have, the fire map, they'll allow people to submit pictures from, like, their Ring cameras and things like that.

Uh, also, OC- OCFA has a X, uh, account, and they, uh, do updates constantly.

There's also a great app called Watch Duty, which maybe you are monitoring yourself.

I am.

It gives you very accurate updates, um, long before the media gets them.

... 10, 11, or 3-

Do you know what your zone is?

So I, I did look it up on the, on the Watch Duty app, and I'm just in, in Pasadena.

Okay.

We're keeping an eye on it right now.

Uh, was this from Cal Fire? Oh, from Watch Duty.

Watch Duty.

From the, the Watch Duty app, yeah.

Um, uh, Latuna Canyon Road in 210, uh, Tujunga, one acre fire.

Calling it the Norma Fire right now.