A 70-acre wildfire burning near Woodstock Drive SW and Imura Road SW in Palm Bay was fully contained Saturday afternoon after emergency crews spent more than 7 hours battling the flames. The fire, which officials called aggressive, broke out in the heavily wooded area known as 'The Compound' and spread rapidly due to high winds. 'Crews worked for over 7 hours to contain and extinguish the fire,' Palm Bay Fire Rescue said in a Facebook post. The Brevard County Sheriff’s Office helicopter conducted multiple water drops to help suppress the blaze, according to the department. The Florida Forest Service said the fire grew so large because of gusty conditions that made containment difficult. Palm Bay Fire Rescue reported that a significant number of people were in the area on foot and in vehicles when the fire started. For safety, the Palm Bay Police Department helped clear the area so emergency crews could operate without risk. 'This was not a residential evacuation,' the fire department said. 'It was a precautionary measure to remove individuals from an active fire scene.' No structures were damaged in the incident, and no injuries were reported. The fire burned through a mix of natural vegetation and scattered development in the southwest part of the city. Officials said the area’s dense tree cover and dry conditions contributed to the fire’s rapid spread. Firefighters from multiple agencies remained on scene throughout the day to ensure the fire was fully extinguished. The Brevard County Sheriff’s Office said crews will continue to monitor the area for any signs of rekindling. The incident highlights the challenges firefighters face during periods of high winds, which can turn small fires into large-scale emergencies quickly. Palm Bay Fire Rescue urged residents to stay alert to changing weather conditions and report any signs of fire immediately.