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Bellemont

Lightning caused wildfire on Sitgreaves Mountain being monitored

9/05/2019 - 12:39 pm
smoke, Kaibab National Forest, Parks, Bellemont, Rock Fire, Spring Valley, Sitgreaves Mountain

A recent lightning strike on the upper third of the northeast slope of Sitgreaves Mountain is showing a plume of smoke and is visible from the communities of Spring Valley, Bellemont, and Parks. The "Rock Fire" is just over half an acre in size and is burning within the Eagle Rock Fire burn scar of 2010. The fire is located in steep terrain and has been receiving intermittent moisture since it was discovered on Sunday September 1.

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Boulin Fire now 765 acres, drone intrusion averted

8/14/2019 - 12:46 pm
wildfire, Flagstaff, smoke, Williams, Parks, Fort Valley, Highway 180, Bellemont, Pumpkin Center, Spring Valley, Red Lake, Pittman Valley, Garland Prairie, Boulin fire

The Boulin Fire on the Williams Ranger District of the Kaibab National Forest has grown to 756 acres benefiting forest health, reducing hazardous fuels, and improving protection of the communities within the urban interface.

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Boulin Fire increasing in size, protection operations ramp up

8/12/2019 - 11:15 am
Flagstaff, Parks, Bellemont, Pumpkin Center, Spring Valley, Red Lake, Pittman Valley, Garland Prairie, Boulin fire, historic Beale Wagon Trail, hwy 64, Wiliams

As warm temperatures and dry conditions endure, the 30 acre Boulin Fire on the Williams Ranger District is actively growing and is expected to continue spreading favorably over the next few days.

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Coconino National Forest Plans Prescribed Burns This Week

4/29/2019 - 10:23 am
Coconino National Forest, Flagstaff, Bellemont, prescribed burns, Flagstaff Ranger District, Lava River Cave, Flagstaff Country Club
Coconino National Forest firefighters have planned and prepared to conduct five different prescribed burns at locations across the Flagstaff Ranger District this week, with some operations possibly being conducted simultaneously.
 
As the weather forecast shows some unsettled conditions, each prescribed fire operation will be conducted when it has the most favorable conditions. As such, these burns might not occur on the days listed below. Firing ignitions begin at approximately 9 a.m. each morning.
 
Project: Southside #1
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Prescribed Burning to continue on Kaibab National Forest beginning Friday

11/08/2018 - 10:31 am
Kaibab National Forest, Tusayan, Williams, Parks, Sherwood Forest Estates, Bellemont, Williams Ranger District, Tusayan Ranger District, Valle, Grand Canyon Village, Sunflower Rx Fire Project, Reed Prescribed Fire Project, Garland Prairie

Fuels reduction efforts will be continuing on both the Williams and Tusayan Ranger Districts beginning Friday (11/9/2018) of this week. Both districts will be conducting broadcast burns that could extend over the next several days as environmental and weather conditions permit.

The 12,000 acre Sunflower Prescribed Fire Project located approximately 8 miles southeast of Williams has been ongoing over the past year with nearly 7000 acres successfully treated to date. Aerial ignitions will continue as crews work toward completing the remaining 5000 acres on this project.

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Williams Ranger District Continuing Ignitions on Sunflower Rx Fire Project

9/28/2018 - 4:45 pm
smoke, Kaibab National Forest, Parks, Sherwood Forest Estates, Bellemont, Sunflower Rx Fire Project, Garland Prairie

Fire managers on the south zone of the Kaibab National Forest will continue ignitions on the Sunflower Prescribed Fire Project through the weekend ahead as forest conditions remain favorable. Over the past three days, 3731 acres have been treated with an additional 2100 acre unit scheduled to be ignited on Saturday, and a 1000 acre block on Sunday. 


During the remaining firing operations this week campers and hunters are asked to avoid establishing campsites near the fire activity and seek alternative sites away from the burn area.

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Prescribed burns planned for next week on Coconino National Forest

4/13/2018 - 3:17 pm
prescribed burn, Coconino National Forest, Flagstaff, smoke, Bellemont, Kendrick Mountain, Mogollon Rim Ranger District, Upper Beaver Creek Project, Flagstaff Ranger District, Buck Mountain, Wet Beaver Wilderness, A1 Mountain Project, Pilot Travel Center, Kendrick Burn Project, Montezuma's Castle National Monument, Buck Butte

Coconino National Forest fire managers have planned several prescribed burns next week throughout the forest due to predicted favorable weather and wind conditions. These burns could be cancelled or postponed if conditions change.

 

FLAGSTAFF RANGER DISTRICT

A1 Mountain Project

When: Planned ignition will be Tuesday and Wednesday (April 17, 18). Ignitions typically begin around 8 a.m.

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Wooded areas still burn at Camp Navajo; moisture containing spread

2/14/2018 - 3:24 pm
Coconino National Forest, Flagstaff, Kachina Village, smoke, Kaibab National Forest, fire, Bellemont, wind, Gate 13 Fire, Camp Navajo

Heavy wooded areas ignited by the Gate 13 Fire this week are still burning today at Camp Navajo. 

Rain and snow has reduced some burning timber to smolders; however, the moisture and cold temperatures have created mud and ice on the roads.

Camp Navajo Fire Department is reporting no issues at this point and will continue to monitor the fire until it is 100 percent extinguished.

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Gate 13 Fire efforts set to scale down

2/12/2018 - 8:25 pm
Coconino National Forest, Flagstaff, Kachina Village, smoke, Kaibab National Forest, fire, Bellemont, wind, Gate 13 Fire, Camp Navajo

Incident command for the Gate 13 Fire is scheduled to downsize from an integrated team of Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management and Arizona Department of Emergency and Military Affairs personnel to Camp Navajo Fire Department tomorrow morning. 

This decision comes with reports of 75 percent containment of the fire and a weather forecast favorable to fire suppression for the rest of the week.

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Gate 13 Fire burning inside Camp Navajo

2/09/2018 - 2:32 pm
Coconino National Forest, Coconino County, smoke, Kaibab National Forest, Arizona Department of Environmental Quality, Bellemont, Arizona Department of Emergency and Military Affairs, Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management, Camp Navajo Fire Department, Volunteer Canyon, Gate 13 Fire, Camp Navajo

Camp Navajo Fire Department is responding to a fire that was initiated in the southwest corner of Camp Navajo near Volunteer Canyon. The Gate 13 Fire started Feb. 6 during demolition operations. The Gate 13 Fire is approximately 830-acres in an area that precludes active fire suppression and remains within the established containment lines.

Camp Navajo Fire Department and facility equipment operators have cut firebreaks around 98% of the fire in an effort to contain the fire to its current boundary.

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