Firefighters are working to contain three brush fires in Collier and Hendry counties Friday. Southwest Florida is still at very high and extreme fire risk according to fire officials. MORE: Ready, set, go: Planning, preparation tips for of fire season WINK News reporter Jessica Alpern was live at the fire lines to bring you updates on the fires. Watch the full segment above. You can also follow Jessica on Twitter for updates @JessicaWINKNews Collier County ‘Flag Pond fire’ A voluntary evacuation was issued Thursday & lifted Friday for structures on Snake Road and Lee Williams Road, according to fire officials. The fire has charred 2,600 acres and was 70 percent contained as of 6:20 p.m. in the Picayune Strand State Forest, fire officials said. Fire officials are actively containing the brush fire. Incident 100 #FlagPondFire is now 2,600 acres and 70% contained. Forward progress of the #wildfire has stopped and wildland firefighters will be monitoring containment lines throughout the night for any hot spots or flare ups. #FLFire #Flwildfire pic.twitter.com/pWafgNY40t — FFS Caloosahatchee (@FFS_cafc) March 23, 2018 Incident 100 #FlagPondFire is visible to motorists South of I-75 between MM 97 to 95, smoke signs are out due to the potential for smoke impacts on the highway pic.twitter.com/PcnCCHEqTt — FFS Caloosahatchee (@FFS_cafc) March 23, 2018 #BTS riding along with @FFS_cafc into the #FlagPondFire burning 1,900 acres in Golden Gate Estates pic.twitter.com/0PXSAgztGm — JessicaAlpern (@JessicaAlpernTV) March 23, 2018 ROAD CLOSURES: Picayune Strand State Forest #FlagPondFire at Sabal Palm to 52nd Ave SE @CollierSheriff @CollierEM @NCFRPio @GN_Fire — FFS Caloosahatchee (@FFS_cafc) March 23, 2018 ‘116th Ave SE fire’ The 400-acre fire in the Picayune Strand State Forest was 20 percent contained as of 5:30 p.m., fire officials said. Incident 102 #116thAveSEFire #CollierCounty in Picayune Strand State Forest is 400 acres and 20% contained. Dozer Strike Team is assuming command of #wildfire #Flfires #Flwildfire — FFS Caloosahatchee (@FFS_cafc) March 22, 2018 ‘Greenway fire’ This fire has burned 1,600 acres is 30 percent contained, fire officials said. No structures are threatened at this time. Incident 99 #GreenwayFire is holding at 1,600 acres and 30% contained. No threat to structures at this time. #FLFire #Flwildfire #wildfire pic.twitter.com/DHZalW2E4c — FFS Caloosahatchee (@FFS_cafc) March 23, 2018 Hendry County ‘West Boundary fire’ The fire, located near Hendry County Jail, has burned 1,500 acres and was 50 percent contained as of 6:03 p.m., according to fire officials. No structures are threatened. Incident 98 #WestBoundaryFire is 1,500 acres and 50% contained. Helicopter has arrived to assist with the SEATs. Wildland firefighters continue to establish containment lines. #FLFire #Flwildfire #wildfire — FFS Caloosahatchee (@FFS_cafc) March 23, 2018 https://twitter.com/ImmFire_PIO/status/977009835869900800 MORE: Brush fires across SWFL force evacuations, road closures Thursday