Mandatory evacuations were underway in parts of Tuolumne County on Sunday due to a vegetation fire that has burned over 100 acres, according to the sheriff’s office. The Tuolumne County Sheriff’s Office said in a Facebook post that the fire sparked in the area of ​​Highway 108 and Stockto n Road. Authorities initially reported that the fire, named the Dove Fire, had burned 166 acres and was spreading at a “dangerous” rate. They later said that the fire was spreading at a moderate rate. Here’s what to know as of 7 p.m. Mandatory evacuation areas As of 7 p.m., the sheriff’s office said mandatory evacuations were underway in the following areas: McKibbon Drive Golden Dove Lane Crooked Lane Southgate Road Stockton Road Silver Pine Lane South Side of Mono from Greenley to Washington Golden Dove The Silos (on Washington St) to Hospital Rd Beretta Sreet. from Washington/Restano/Mono to Lyons Road Evacuation centers for people, animals and cooling centers Tuolumne CRC opened at around 5:30 p.m. as an evacuation center. The temporary animal shelter is located at Animal Control (10040 Victoria Way, Jamestown) and the shelter for large animals is located at Posse Grounds (19130 Rawhide Rd, Jamestown). Adittionally, the Tuolumne County Transit Center, located at 12879 Justice Ct, in Sonora, was opened as a cooling center for unhoused people and for those in Camp Justice. Areas under evacuation warning The following areas are under evacuation notice: S Washington St. to Barretta St. Martha Lane Outlook Drive South Stewart Street South Shepherd Street Beretta Street Washington Street from Highway 108 to the Red Church (Shell Street) Road closures Authorities also announced the following road closures: Highway 108 between Wigwam Rd and Mono Way Stockton Rd and Woodside Washington St from Highway 108 to the Red Church Mono Way from Greenley into downtown Sonora Snell St Bonanza Rd Pesce Way ...read more read less