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Coconino National Forest

Forest Service reviewing, seeking input on post-fire flood mitigation proposals

9/27/2022 - 10:12 am
Coconino County, Coconino National Forest, post-fire flood mitigation proposals, post fire flood, flood mitigation, post-fire flood mitigation, City of Flagstaff, Flagstaff, Flagstaff flood mitigation, Schultz Creek, flooding, flood damage, Schultz Creek drainage

The Forest Service is reviewing several Coconino County proposals designed to reduce post-fire flood impact in the Flagstaff area.

The proposals seek to minimize private land damage and protect watershed resources and will target areas within or directly adjacent to the 2022 Tunnel and Pipeline burn scars.

Some of these areas, adjacent to both private land and City of Flagstaff land, were previously analyzed and approved for post-fire flood structures after the 2010 Schultz Fire.

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Resources responding to 2-acre Fuller Fire, south of Village of Oak Creek

7/25/2022 - 10:13 am
Coconino National Forest, Fuller fire, wildfire, Village of Oak Creek. Sedona

The Fuller Fire, located south of the Village of Oak Creek (GPS coordinates: 34°45'48.0"N 111°47'15.6"W) is 2 acres and producing visible smoke.

Responding resources include two engines and helitack.

The fire, reported 9 p.m. Sunday, was caused by lightning.

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Committee Fire 57 percent contained at 335 acres

7/23/2022 - 10:58 am
Committee Fire, Coconino National Forest, wildfire, Sedona, Munds Mountain, Jacks Canyon

Firefighters have successfully contained every part of the Committee Fire, located east of Sedona, accessible by ground forces.

The Committee Fire is 57 percent contained at 335 acres.

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Committee Fire 14 percent contained, 281 acres

7/21/2022 - 10:32 am
Coconino National Forest, Committee Fire, Sedona, wildfire, smoke

The Committee Fire, located east of Sedona, is now 14 percent contained and 281 acres.
 
Outflow winds from thunderstorms in the area caused a slight uptick in activity Wednesday night on the northwest and eastern parts of the fire.
 

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Casner Fire 90 percent contained

7/14/2022 - 4:27 pm
Casner Fire, Coconino National Forest, wildfire, Beaver Creek Wilderness

The Casner Fire, located north of Beaver Creek Wilderness and reported Tuesday, is 90 percent contained following heavy rains and thunderstorms in the area.

While the fire has experienced no growth since Tuesday, the updated acreage for the fire is 301 acres. The increase in acreage is due to more accurate mapping conducted by a perimeter walk rather than an aerial estimation.

Today's resources included one Hotshot crew, one hand crew and one engine. Crews spent the day securing the fire's perimeter.

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Casner Fire 50 percent contained following aerial and ground operations, rain

7/13/2022 - 10:25 am
Coconino National Forest, Casner Fire, Beaver Creek Wilderness, wildfire

The Casner Fire is now 50 percent contained at roughly 75 acres following a day of rain and suppression efforts.

The fire, which originated north of Beaver Creek Wilderness (GPS coordinates: 34°41'18.4"N 111°39'28.4"W) is currently staffed by two engines, one Hotshot crew and one hand crew.

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Resources responding to 70-plus acre Casner Fire, north of Beaver Creek Wilderness

7/12/2022 - 2:23 pm
Coconino National Forest, Casner Fire, Beaver Creek Wilderness, smoke, Verde Valley

Resources are responding to the 70-plus acre Casner Fire, located north of Beaver Creek Wilderness (GPS coordinates: 34°41'18.4"N 111°39'28.4"W).

Resources on scene include air attack, two Type 1 helicopters, two single-engine air tankers, two large air tankers, one engine, two Hotshot crews and a fuels crew.

The fire is currently moving in a north/northeast direction.

No structures are threatened at this time.

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Lower Sycamore Creek, Parsons Trail to close Saturday due to flash flooding risk

7/06/2022 - 6:36 pm
Coconino National Forest, Sycamore Creek, Parson's Trailhead, flooding, flash flooding risk, Verde River

A portion of the Coconino National Forest surrounding Sycamore Creek will temporarily close at 6 a.m. Saturday due to an increased risk of flash flooding.

The closure area includes Parsons Trailhead, Parsons Trail north (including Parson's Spring), and the confluence of Sycamore Creek and the Verde River.

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Minimal growth on the Pipeline and Haywire Fires

6/24/2022 - 9:00 am
Pipeline Fire, Haywire Fire, Flagstaff, Coconino County, Coconino National Forest, wildfire, post-fire flooding

Fire behavior

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Suppression repair remains focus on Pipeline and Haywire Fires

6/23/2022 - 9:30 am
Pipeline Fire, Haywire Fire, Coconino National Forest, Flagstaff, wildfire, smoke, Fremont Peak, Burned Area Emergency Response (BAER) team

Fire behavior

Some monsoonal moisture was received across both fire perimeters yesterday but did not bring noteworthy rain. However, thunderstorms are expected to progress throughout the week, bringing more rain to the area.

With the present cloud cover, higher humidity and cooler temperatures, conditions are not expected to support fire spread. Some smoke may still be visible as large, heavy fuels continue to burn within the perimeter, but smoke is not expected to decrease air quality to a significant degree.

Pipeline Fire

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