Wolf Fire (AZCOF)

Wildfire Status:

The Wolf Fire, located about 3 miles northwest of Clints Well, was reported on the morning of April 29. Fire managers have treated approximately 10,000 acres of land on the fire, which was caused by a lightning strike. Currently, the fire has reached 100% containment, with a total personnel of 30 assigned to the incident. The significant events include the end of ignitions on May 10, the fire being held and secured, and resources being used for perimeter assessment and hazard tree removal.

The fire agencies involved, including the Coconino National Forest, are continuing to monitor and secure the fire perimeter. The outlook for the incident involves ongoing land treatment using fire methods to reduce wildfire risk and protect critical infrastructure and communities. The Coconino National Forest is committed to restoring land and protecting watersheds as part of the broader Wildfire Crisis Strategy and the Four Forest Restoration Initiative (4FRI). Weather conditions and other factors are being closely monitored to ensure the fire remains contained and any potential risks are mitigated.

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