Latest: Flames within 100 yards of Lockwood Drive

Here’s what you need to know from Saturday:

Here is the latest information about the Kincade fire:

Here’s the latest information about the Kincade fire:

11:55 p.m.

Flames are within 100 yards of homes near Lockwood Drive, west of the Shiloh Ridge area.

Officers activated the hi-lo sirens on their vehicles to alert residents who have not yet evacuated, according to the police scanner.

On the other side of the Shiloh Ranch Regional Park, the Kincade fire was quickly advancing toward the Mayacama Golf Course after passing over Shiloh Ridge Road, Sonoma County Supervisor James Gore said in a Facebook post late Sunday night.

Additional resources were being dispatched to the golf course, Gore said in the post. A portion of Mark West Springs Road, which was burned in the 2017 Tubbs fire, runs parallel north to south of the course.

- Nashelly Chavez

10:10 p.m.

Fire is reported in the Shiloh Ridge area, near Faught Road and East Shiloh Road. At least one structure is burning. “Stay out of the area. If not evacuated, leave now,” the Sonoma County Sheriff’s Office said in a Nixle alert.

Authorities warned of an immediate threat of fire in the Larkfield-Wikiup area.

Deputies are using hi-lo sirens on Faught Road from Shiloh to Old Redwood Highway in Larkfield-Wikiup. “If in this area, you need to leave immediately!!” the Sheriff’s Office said in a Nixle alert.

6:45 p.m.

Here is the latest from the Kincade Fire:

- The fire grew to 54,298 acres Sunday

- Containment decreased from 10% to 5%

- 80,000 residents remain under mandatory evacuation orders

Cal Fire Division Chief Jonathan Cox said two firefighters were injured during Sunday’s firefight, one of the most challenging days on the fire line, according to officials speaking at the evening briefing on the fire at the Fairgrounds. One of the firefighters had minor burns and the other was airlifted to the UC Davis Medical Center burn unit with significant burn injuries, according to Cox.

Sonoma County Sheriff Mark Essick said he surveyed the fire from the air Sunday and was struck by its continued threat.

“This is still a very active fire,” Sonoma County Sheriff Mark Essick said.

4:43 p.m.

Inmates at the Sonoma County Main Jail remained at the facility as of Sunday afternoon, though authorities are ready to move the group of about 800 inmates elsewhere if needed, Sonoma County Sheriff’s Office spokesman Sgt. Juan Valencia said. No visitors were allowed, though relatives and friends of inmates at the facility can call 707-565-1400 and leave a message with a staff member.

The Sonoma County Sheriff’s Office evacuated all inmates at its North County Detention Facility, about 250 people, to the Santa Rita Jail in Alameda County Saturday evening, Valencia said.

-Nashelly Chavez

4:15 p.m.

All 40 public school districts in Sonoma County will be closed Monday and Tuesday as power remains out for tens of thousands in the county and as firefighters struggle to hold of the 30,000-acre Kincade fire’s advance, according to the county Office of Education.