Brady Fire evacuation status
The Yavapai County Office of Emergency Management (YCOEM) is working closely with the Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office (YCSO) and other fire agencies involved with the Brady Fire near Mayer, Arizona.
At this time, YCSO has put zones YCU-2174-B and YCU-2216 on GO status. LEAVE immediately. Do not wait. Gather only essential items and leave as quickly as possible to ensure your safety. Visibility in the area may be reduced, and roads and evacuation routes can become blocked. If you do not leave now, you could be trapped or injured, and there is no guarantee that first responders will be able to assist you. Stay aware of the latest news and information from public safety officials and reputable sources.
Please be advised that fire apparatus and emergency vehicles are actively operating in the area. We urge all residents and travelers to keep roads clear to allow these vehicles to maneuver. Exercise caution when driving, and do not obstruct the path of emergency responders. Your cooperation is crucial in allowing them to reach affected locations quickly and safely.
The American Red Cross has set up an evacuation shelter at Mayer High School, located at 17300 E Mule Deer Dr, Spring Valley, AZ 86333, for residents that have evacuated.
Sheltering for barn animals is available at Arizona Downs, located at 10445 County Fair Trail, Prescott Valley, AZ, 86315, provided by Large Animal Sheltering and Emergency Readiness (LASER).
We remind all Yavapai County residents of the importance of maintaining READY status, preparing for, and staying aware of any possible hazards threatening your community. Register for the emergency notification system at www.ycsoaz.gov, make an emergency evacuation and communication plan, and follow reputable and reliable sources for information. Residents in the unincorporated areas of Yavapai County should visit Protect.Genasys.com to identify their evacuation zone. Record this information and keep it in an easily accessible place within your home. For more information on how to be prepared for
wildfires and other emergencies, please visit www.yavapaiready.gov