Wolf Creek Fire (IDPAF)

Wildfire Status:

The Wolf Creek Fire, detected on July 24, 2024, approximately five miles southwest of Donnelly, Idaho, has reached full containment as of August 28, 2024. The fire, which spanned 1,154 acres, was ignited by a lightning storm that passed through the area. Currently, the fire is under the management of a Type 4 Incident Command organization from the Payette National Forest, which is overseeing the final mopping-up operations to eliminate remaining heat sources, especially in the Little Weiser River drainage.

As the fire is fully contained, it has been noted that this Inciweb page will remain static until further information becomes available. There is a significant fire closure in effect, restricting access to the affected area as a precautionary measure. This closure is part of a larger Fire Closure Order related to the Lava Fire. For those interested in visiting the region, details regarding the closure can be found on the Payette National Forest website.

Currently, about 65 personnel are still engaged in ensuring the area is safe and to mitigate any potential flare-ups. The fire agencies are focusing on suppression repair work in priority areas to restore the ecosystem and prevent further incidents. The anticipated containment date for all operations related to the fire is set for August 31, 2024.

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