Central Oregon wildfire burning near popular recreation area
![In this June 9, 2014 photo, a firefighter works to extinguish hotspots to secure the fire line on the east flank of the Two Bulls fire outside Bend, Ore. Officials have told residents near a 140-acre wildfire burning about 11 miles west of the central Oregon city of Bend to be ready to evacuate. (Ryan Brennecke / AP)](https://thumb.spokesman.com/F1pLgij_F-Ddw4e9DDUILeGCo0k=/400x0/media.spokesman.com/photos/2017/05/27/Central_Oregon_Wildfires.JPG.jpg)
BEND, Ore. – Officials have told residents near a 140-acre wildfire burning about 11 miles west of the central Oregon city of Bend to be ready to evacuate.
Fire officials tell KTVZ-TV that the fire near the popular recreation area of Tumalo Falls is 10 percent contained on Saturday morning.
Deschutes County sheriff’s Sgt. Nathan Garibay says residents of a subdivision of homes and cabins are under a pre-evacuation notice through Saturday.
Officials say crews are building a hand line on the eastern border and plan to use roads to the north and south for containment.
Officials say the wildfire started Friday but had not released a cause.