(Facebook Photo/Cochise County Sheriff’s Office) Rock Butte Fires & Rafael Fire The six fires being managed by the Arizona Central West Zone Type 3 Incident Management team are the following [from north to south – all acreages are approximate and current as of 6/22]. Rock Butte Fires: Red Hat Fire – 49 acres – 85%
Map: Telegraph Fire as of Monday Backbone Fire Current as of 6/21/2021, 10:32:03 AM Incident Type: Wildfire Cause: Lightning Date of Origin: Wednesday June 16th, 2021 approx. 11:30 PM Location: 11 miles west of Pine, Arizona. Incident Commander: Alan Sinclair, SW Area Type 1 Commander Total Personnel: 324 Size: 32,757 Acres Estimated Containment Date: Thursday
Rock Butte Fires The five fires being managed by the Arizona Central West Zone Type 3 Incident Management team are the following [from north to south – all acreages are approximate and current as of 6/19, 1900]: • Red Hat Fire – Discovered 6/17: 49 acres • Limestone Fire – Discovered 6/17: 33 acres •
Backbone Fire Evacuation orders have been issued in communities surrounding the 6,000-acre Backbone Fire, which originated approximately 12 miles west of Pine and Strawberry, and 15 miles southeast of Camp Verde. The fire has moved across Fossil Creek with 0 percent containment. Hot, dry and windy weather conditions have led to extreme fire behavior. Evacuation
Photo: The Pinnacle Fire Telegraph Fire Acres: 173,202 Percent Containment: 72% Date/Time Detected: Friday, June 4, 2021, 1:30 p.m. Structures damaged/destroyed: 51 Number of Personnel: 953 Cause: Human, under investigation Origin/Location: South of Superior, Arizona Firefighters secured fire south of Troy Mountain and Tiger Mountain checking the spread south toward Riverside. Fire continued to back down the Mescal Mountains on the southeast end of the
Cornville Fire – June 14, 2021 PM Update Size: 1,241 acres Percent Containment: 0% Start Date: June 13, 2021 Fuels: Grass, brush, and piñon juniper The Cornville Fire was reported around 12:30 p.m. on Sunday, east of the community of Cornville. The fire was being driven by windy conditions and dry fuels, such as grass, brush, and
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