Crews work to contain 80-acre wildfire in Daytona Beach Daytona Beach Fire Department, Florida Forest Service and Flagler County government respond to fire
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VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. – Firefighters in the Florida Forest Service’s Bunnell District and Daytona Beach Fire Department worked to contain an 80-acre wildfire in Daytona Beach on Wednesday, according to social media posts from the Florida Forest Service.
The fire sparked off of Tournament Drive near LPGA Boulevard and posed no danger to any structures and has led to no evacuations, the Florida Forest Service said.
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