SOUTHWESTERN-NEWS-RELEASE: Kaibab National Forest Information

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Please see attached advisory regarding the 3200 acre prescribed fire planned near Williams, AZ on the Williams Ranger District on the Kaibab National Forest. For additional maps, daily updates, and pictures of active burns on the Williams Ranger District, please visit inciweb.nwcg.gov

 

Holly Krake, MSEd

Fire Information Officer

USDA Forest Service

Kaibab National Forest- South Zone

742 S. Clover Road Williams, AZ 86046

p. 928-635-5653 f. 928-635-5680

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FIRE ADVISORY

Kaibab National Forest

 

Website: www.fs.usda.gov/kaibab

Twitter: www.twitter.com/KaibabNF

Inciweb: inciweb.nwcg.gov  

                                                                                                             

For Immediate Release                                                                Contact:  Holly Krake, 928-635-5653

September 25, 2013               

                                                           

                                   

3200 Acre Prescribed Fire Planned near Williams

 

Williams, AZ – Due to favorable conditions, fire managers may implement prescribed fire as soon as Monday September 30, 2013 in the City SE and McCracken East project areas 4 miles southeast of Williams, AZ along County Road 73. At approximately 3200 acres, the burn will be the largest single prescribed burn of the fall on the Williams Ranger District. All prescribed fire activity is dependent on regional Forest Service approval, personnel availability, weather – including winds and ventilation, and approval from the ADEQ www.azdeq.gov.

 

While smoke production will likely be significant, managers hope to limit impact by conducting all burning operations over a 4 to 5 day time period. “Smoke is a trade-off for having a healthy forest in a fire adapted ecosystem” said Fire Information Officer, Holly Krake. “By reaching out to thousands of people in our local communities, we hope to give as much advance notice as possible and minimize negative smoke impacts”.

 

Daytime smoke is predicted to generally disperse to the northeast. Overnight smoke may settle with some impact to Williams, Sycamore Canyon, the Verde Valley, and surrounding areas. A smoke column will be highly visible from Williams and adjacent portions of I-40. Additional resources regarding smoke and air quality are available at wildfire.az.gov .

 

Get fire activity updates 24 hours-a-day:

 

Fire Information Line at 928-635-8311

Inciweb at inciweb.nwcg.gov

Twitter at www.twitter.com/KaibabNF

 

 

 

 

 

For additional information, please call Holly Krake (USFS), Fire Information Officer, 928-635-5653

 

-USFS-

 

 

Map of the City SE and McCracken East project areas located 4 miles

south of Williams, AZ along County Road 73.

 

 

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Dozer Operator, Lee Payne, continues prep work ahead of the burn in the

McCracken East project area south of Williams, AZ along County Road 73.

 





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