Los Angeles County announced that all evacuation orders and warnings for the Bryson Fire have been lifted. Two zones remain under advisories, meaning residents should stay alert and ready to evacuate if conditions change.

Firefighters continue extinguishing hot spots within the 146-acre fire footprint as they work toward full containment. With conditions improving, the National Weather Service’s Red Flag Warning expired at 6 p.m. on the evening of the announcement. All fire-related road closures have been lifted, including Topanga Canyon Boulevard.

Planned preventive power shutoffs are being canceled, and utilities are restoring service to previously affected areas. The temporary shelter at Agoura High School and the large-animal shelter at Pierce College have closed.

The fire began near Encinal Canyon Road at approximately 4:41 p.m. on October 15. No structures were reported damaged or destroyed, and fire personnel sustained only minor injuries.