Why Is There Lingering Smoke in Flagstaff Right Now?
The Arizona Department of Emergency and Military Affairs is aware of two ongoing fires burning on Camp Navajo. The fires are being monitored as managed fires for resource benefits. Smoke from the fires is settling in areas of Flagstaff and does not need to be reported.
PRESCRIBED BURN TAKING PLACE AT CAMP NAVAJO WEST OF FLAGSTAFF
The smoke that can be seen west of Flagstaff, is a prescribed burn taking place at Camp Navajo. Do not report.
WILDLAND FIRE INCIDENT: Base of Mount Elden
At 9:42 AM Friday morning, Flagstaff Area Wildland Fire Response Truck and Summit Fire & Medical Engine 37 were dispatched to a report of a possible Wildland Fire near the base of Mount Elden. Several callers are reporting a smoke plume. Live Updates July 24, 2026 at 9:53 AM Battalion 1 is on scene saying […]
WILDLAND FIRE INCIDENT:
At 1:15 PM Sunday afternoon, Coconino National Forest Service Law Enforcement, Flagstaff Fire Department Engine 6 and Battalion Chief 1, and Flagstaff Area Wildland Fire Response Truck were dispatched to a report of a Wildland Fire in the area of Pinegrove Campground.
WILDLAND FIRE INCIDENT: Fat Mans Loop Area
WILDLAND FIRE INCIDENT: E Route 66 and Rain Valley
At 2:28 PM Thursday afternoon, Coconino National Forest Service Law Enforcement, Flagstaff Area Wildland Fire Response Trucks, and Summit Fire & Medical Battalion Chief 30 were dispatched to a report of a Wildland Fire in the area of E Route 66 and Rain Valley. Live Updates July 9, 2026 at 2:32 PM Caller advised that […]