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Coronado National Forest

Stage 2 Fire Restrictions to be Implemented across Southern Arizona Due to Increased Fire Activity and Dry Conditions

5/23/2022 - 10:37 am
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On Wednesday, May 25, 2022, Stage 2 campfire and smoking restrictions go into effect on state and federal lands throughout Southern and Southeastern Arizona.
Agencies entering Stage 2 restrictions include:

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Crews get additional containment on San Rafael Fire as mop up work begins

5/12/2022 - 8:13 am
Coronado National Forest, Patagonia, San Rafael Fire, Red Flag conditions

The break in the Red Flag conditions have allowed firefighters to continue to build, improve, and
strengthen containment lines around the San Rafael Fire. While some heat remains at the head of the fire, the lull in high winds has significantly helped resources establish additional containment and prevent further spread to the north and northeast. Yesterday, crews were able to get line in on the western, eastern, and southern flanks of the fire.

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