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Keystone Heights Today
By the People, for the People
Large Woods Fire Reported in Keystone Heights
Clay County Fire Rescue says the blaze is located in Belmore State Forest and moving east.
Mar. 21, 2026 at 9:05pm
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Clay County Fire Rescue has reported a large woods fire in the Belmore State Forest near Keystone Heights, Florida. The fire was first reported around 1:50 p.m. and is currently moving east. The Florida Forestry Service estimates the fire to be approximately three acres in size.
Why it matters
Woods fires can pose a serious threat to nearby homes and communities, especially in dry conditions. Keystone Heights is a small town in northeast Florida, and the Belmore State Forest is a popular recreation area, so this fire has the potential to impact both residents and visitors to the region.
The details
According to Clay County Fire Rescue, the fire is located in the Belmore State Forest and is moving east. No injuries have been reported and no homes have been threatened so far. The Florida Forestry Service is on the scene assisting with the firefighting efforts.
- The fire was first reported around 1:50 p.m. on March 21, 2026.
The players
Clay County Fire Rescue
The fire department responsible for responding to the blaze in Keystone Heights.
Florida Forestry Service
The state agency assisting with firefighting efforts in the Belmore State Forest.
What’s next
The Florida Forestry Service will continue to monitor the fire and work to contain it. Residents in the area are advised to avoid the Barnes Road and Randolph Place vicinity until the fire is under control.
The takeaway
This woods fire serves as a reminder of the importance of fire prevention and preparedness, especially in areas with dense vegetation and dry conditions. Local authorities are working to respond quickly and effectively to protect the community.
