Basin Fire (AZCOF)

Wildfire Status:

The Basin Fire, a lightning-caused wildfire, was first reported on June 5, 2025, and is currently active approximately 20 miles northwest of Flagstaff, Arizona. As of the latest update on June 9, the fire has been officially managed by the Northern Arizona Type 3 Incident Management Team. Fire managers are planning to conduct firing operations aimed at treating nearly 9,000 acres of forest land, starting Monday, June 9.

Firefighting efforts are well underway, with operations focused on managing the fire's spread and minimizing its impact. Although the current size of the fire is recorded at just 1 acre, the proactive measures being taken suggest that fire agencies are preparing for potential growth. Light smoke was observed along Fort Valley Road during Monday's operations, indicating active fire management techniques are being employed to mitigate risks.

Weather conditions play a crucial role in the management of the Basin Fire. As the response progresses, fire agencies will closely monitor weather patterns to ensure safety and effectiveness of firefighting strategies. The combination of favorable weather and strategic firing operations aims to control this wildfire while protecting the surrounding forest and communities.

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