Tuolumne, CA – An engine from Tuolumne District Fire is getting a real workout as it is on the road fighting blazes in the state. As reported here last week, Engine 733 was part of a mixed strike team of engines from several Northern California fire departments working the Tamarack Fire in Alpine County. At that time, it was over 60,000 acres, and only 4 % contained. Currently, the lightning strike blaze is burning in both California and Nevada and is holding steady at 68,696 acres with 79% containment. On Tuesday, E-733 was released from the Tamarack Fire but did not head home, instead, they were assigned to the largest fire in the state, the Dixie Fire. This morning’s update puts the acre
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