Firefighters on Friday stopped forward progress of a brush fire 5 miles west of Petaluma that has so far burned more than 20 acres.
The fire near Middle Two Rock and Succetti roads, dubbed the Middle fire, was first reported at 12:07 p.m. and was believed to be started by a transformer, said a Redcom dispatcher.
Containment and exact acreage was unknown as well as if any structures were threatened, said Stephine Lunsford, Cal Fire public information officer.
The Petaluma Police Department said in a Nixle alert that there was no threat to Petaluma residents and asked people not to call 911 unless there is an emergency because their call center was inundated with calls regarding the smoke from the blaze.
Cal Fire, which took control of the fire, used air patrol to help control the blaze, Lunsford said.
This is a breaking news story. Check back for updates.
You can reach Staff Writer Alana Minkler at 707-521-5224 or alana.minkler@pressdemocrat.com. On Twitter @alana_minkler.
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