Dewey-Humboldt Firewise

06/21/2026

06/21/2026

Genasys Protect helps you stay safe in an emergency and keeps you safe wherever you go. The data in Genasys Protect comes straight from your local officials, and can tell you about danger nearby and how to stay safe.

06/21/2026

06/20/2026

Fire between Congress and bottom of Yarnell Hill. Traffic at standstill, 89 closed in area

06/20/2026

An Extreme Heat Watch is in effect from 10 am Monday through 7 PM Tuesday (MST) in the Grand Canyon below 4000 feet for high temperatures up to 112°.

06/20/2026

The is a reminder that timely information can make all the difference during an emergency.

One of the most important steps you can take today is signing up for emergency alerts and familiarizing yourself with Genasys Protect. While emergency alerts provide critical notifications such as evacuation notices and protective actions, Genasys Protect offers a visual map of incident information, including evacuation statuses, road closures, shelter locations, and other important updates as they become available.

Don’t wait until an emergency is at your doorstep. Sign up for alerts, know your evacuation zone, and bookmark Genasys Protect so you can quickly access trusted information when you need it most.

📱 Sign up for emergency alerts: yavapaiready.gov/alerts
🗺️ View evacuation zones and incident information: protect.genasys.com

When seconds matter, being informed helps you make better decisions for yourself, your family, and your pets.

06/20/2026

POCKET FIRE UPDATE: Evacuations are in effect and state Route 89A is closed.

Northern Arizona Type 3 Incident Management Team assumed command of the fire this morning and Southwest Area Incident Management Team is en route to assume command shortly after.

More information: https://www.fs.usda.gov/r03/coconino/newsroom/releases/more-resources-arrive-battle-pocket-fire-north-sedona

06/18/2026

The National Preparedness Level increased to 3 (PL3) today, June 18, 2026, as significant wildland fire activity continues across multiple geographic areas and the potential for additional large fires remains elevated in the days ahead.

While current resource capability remains sufficient to sustain incident operations, geographic areas are increasingly utilizing national support to accomplish incident management objectives. The increase reflects growing demand for firefighting resources and heightened fire potential across several regions of the country.

🔥More National Fire News: https://www.nifc.gov/fire-information/nfn



Photo by Kyle Miller on the South Fork Fire in Nebraska.