Wildfire Incident Report
Prepared: Saturday, September 7, 2024 9:37:19 PM MDTWildfire Incident Report
Fire, Weather & Avalanche Center
La Grande, OR, USA
www.fireweatheravalanche.org
Incident #
2024-NWCG-316935
FWAC Incident ID
75051661
Incident Name
Coconino National Forest prescribed fire and pile burns (Winter/Spring 2024) Fire
Last Updated
Wednesday, April 17, 2024 4:00 PM MDT
(5 months ago)
(5 months ago)
Fire Reported
Monday, January 8, 2024 1:00 AM MST
(8 months ago)
(8 months ago)
State
Arizona
Incident Type
Wildfire
Location
0.9 miles W of Flagstaff, AZ
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Current Weather
Fire Growth Potential
Fire Weather Forecast
Incident Overview
There are no prescribed fire plans for the week of March 25, 2024.
Last Updated
Mon, Mar 25, 2024 5:00 PM UTC
Incident Type
Prescribed Fire
Incident Commander
Coconino National Forest
Incident Description
Prescribed fire projects usually commence during the months of March and April. If you want to sign up to receive news releases about prescribed fire and other projects on Coconino National Forest, please visit https://www.fs.usda.gov/news/coconino/news-events and click on the blue "Sign Up!" icon in the right column.
Pile burns are an important part of forest restoration projects planned in accordance with the Forest Service’s 10-year Wildfire Crisis Strategy.
Pile burns work alongside both prescribed fire and mechanical thinning to remove fuels such as woody debris and logging scraps from the forest floor during times of opportune weather.
Fire managers make every effort to effectively plan and execute burn plans at times when weather allows for smoke impacts to be minimized and transport up and over communities.
For more information about prescribed burns and why wildfire is a necessary part of this ecosystem, please visit our website at coconinonationalforest.us.
Pile burns are an important part of forest restoration projects planned in accordance with the Forest Service’s 10-year Wildfire Crisis Strategy.
Pile burns work alongside both prescribed fire and mechanical thinning to remove fuels such as woody debris and logging scraps from the forest floor during times of opportune weather.
Fire managers make every effort to effectively plan and execute burn plans at times when weather allows for smoke impacts to be minimized and transport up and over communities.
For more information about prescribed burns and why wildfire is a necessary part of this ecosystem, please visit our website at coconinonationalforest.us.
Coordinates
35.186168833333, -111.67405555556
Incident Map
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