Five of them were quickly extinguished and covered only about one and half acres combined while the largest fire was reported as being contained and at least 30 acres in size. The acreage on the second fire was confirmed to be smaller than 30 acres but actual acreage has yet to be confirmed. For the larger fire alone, 19 engines, 4 chief officers, 1 dozer, 6 hand crews, 2 water tenders, 2 tankers, two helicopters and an air attack plane all responded. --Prevention officers were called to the scene as there were reports of a white Ford F150 short bed in the area right as the fires began. Local law enforcement immediately began the search for the driver of the vehicle and Prevention officers began to follow some leads, one being that the vehicle was seen traveling on Stony Creek Road and apparently had sparks coming from it’s undercarriage. According to latest report from Camino Dispatch this morning they believe that the fires were not set intentionally. They believe the cause of the fires was vehicle malfunction that sparked road side fires and that the driver was unaware of the situation.