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UPDATE 4:40 p.m.
All three lightning-related spot fires in Oliver's Fairview area are now held or under control.
The BC Wildfire Service has now declared the spot fire near Black Sage Road on Oliver's east side as being held.
The lightning-caused spot fire erupted Monday morning, but is expected not to spread as of late afternoon.
The two spot fires at Oliver's Togo creek currently remain under control.
2:55 p.m.
Two of three spot fires in the Oliver Fairview area are now under control, according to BC Wildfire Service.
The fires, caused by lightning at Togo creek, are not expected to spread further, thanks to firefighting efforts that include aerial suppression.
The fire east of the highway continues to remain active.
2:00 p.m.
BC Wildfire Service has moved one of the three spot fires in the Fairview area of Oliver to "being held."
According to the fire centre, the fire is not likely to spread under current conditions.
Meanwhile, the fire on the East side of Oliver at Black Sage Road remains active.
12:20 p.m.
BC Wildfire Service said it's attending to three spot fires in the Fairview area of Oliver, all started by lightning, as of Monday afternoon.
One crew is attending to each fire in the cluster, including one that struck a tree. Two blazes are near Togo Creek, and the third is on the east side of Hwy 97 at Black Sage Road.
"They are classified as out of control, but they are spot size fires, and all three lightning caused," said a BC Wildfire representative.
ORIGINAL 9:55 a.m.
A spot fire is currently active at Oliver's Fairview Mountain Golf Course and fire teams with a helicopter are continuing to monitor "numerous lightning strikes."
According to BC Wildfire Service, the fire is out of control and continuing to spread as of 9:50 a.m.
In an updated social media post Monday around 9 a.m., the Oliver Fire Department said BC Wildfire attended the fire, saying "they are actioning this fire and it is also listed in the BCWF app."
"With the storm cell that just passed through our area the OFD is monitoring numerous lightning strikes. We are currently aware of a small spot fire above the Fairview Golf Course."
The fire service said the fire was technically outside of its response area and in difficult terrain. As such, BC Wildfire Service has also been involved.
In another Facebook post, Anarchist Mountain Fire Department shared a map of local lighting strikes.
The firefighter departments are reminding people to call *5555 if a wildfire is seen.
