Aggie Creek Fire (2025-06-24)

34,837 acre wildfire (5% contained)
College, Alaska, United States
InciWeb page: AKFAS Aggie Creek Fire Status: Active Size: 34,837 acre Contained: 5%

Aggie Creek Fire Live Perimeter Growth

Aggie Creek Fire Fire Growth History
Aggie Creek Fire Containment History

Aggie Creek Fire Fire Alert Timeline

Jul 28, 2025 Evacuation level 1
Level 1 (READY) evacuation remains in effect for Aggie Creek Fire areas. Despite visible smoke from warmer weekend conditions, all fire activity remains minimal and interior to the fire perimeter, not threatening infrastructure.
Sources: Despite visible smoke yesterday, fire activity remains minimal on Aggie Creek and Himalaya Road Fires – Alaska Wildland Fire Information (2025-07-28)
Jul 27, 2025 Evacuation level 1
Level 1 (READY) evacuation remains in effect for Aggie Creek Fire areas. Fire activity minimal due to cooler, wetter conditions with crews monitoring heat signatures within interior of fire perimeter.
Sources: Himalaya Road and Aggie Creek Fires see minimal activity ahead of warmer weather – Alaska Wildland Fire Information (2025-07-27)
Jul 24, 2025 Evacuation level 1
Evacuation status along Elliott Highway between milepost 31 and 38 reduced from Level 2 (SET) to Level 1 (READY) for Aggie Creek Fire area. Himalaya Road Fire reaches 43% containment.
Sources: Crews gain ground as Himalaya Road Fire hits 43% containment – Alaska Wildland Fire Information (2025-07-24)
Jul 22, 2025 Evacuation level 1
Evacuation levels downgraded from Level 2 (SET) to Level 1 (READY) for multiple areas near Aggie Creek Fire including Chatanika River corridor. Some evacuation zones completely lifted.
Sources: Containment continues to grow as evacuations downgrade on Himalaya Road group fires – Alaska Wildland Fire Information (2025-07-22)
Jul 21, 2025 Evacuation level 2
Level 1 (READY) and Level 2 (SET) evacuations remain in effect for Aggie Creek Fire areas. Fire containment increases to 5% with minimal fire activity due to cooler and wetter conditions.
Sources: Containment increases on the Himalaya Road Fire and Aggie Creek Fire – Alaska Wildland Fire Information (2025-07-21)
Jul 19, 2025 Evacuation level 2
Level 1 (READY) and Level 2 (SET) evacuations continue for Aggie Creek Fire areas. Increased smoke and fire activity observed due to warmer temperatures and lower humidity conditions.
Sources: Smoke increases on Aggie Creek and Himalaya Road Fires as crews target hot spots with air support – Alaska Wildland Fire Information (2025-07-19)
Jul 12, 2025 Evacuation level 2
Level 1 (READY) and Level 2 (SET) evacuations remain in effect for Aggie Creek Fire areas. Firefighters increase structure protection efforts along Himalaya Loop Road as fire reaches 38,498 acres.
Sources: Firefighters increase structure protection on Aggie Creek and Obrien Fires – Alaska Wildland Fire Information (2025-07-12)
Jul 06, 2025 Evacuation level 2
Level 2 (SET) evacuation order issued for Chatanika River corridor residents as Aggie Creek Fire grows to 20,752 acres. Residents must be ready to evacuate immediately due to fire threatening structures.
Sources: Aggie Creek Fire grows triggering SET status for Chatanika River corridor – Alaska Wildland Fire Information (2025-07-06)
Jul 04, 2025 Evacuation level 2
Level 1 (READY) and Level 2 (SET) evacuations continue for Aggie Creek Fire areas during July 4th holiday. Fire intensified due to warm, dry, windy weather conditions growing to 12,235 acres.
Sources: Aggie Creek and Himalaya Road Fires grow and intensify for Fourth of July – Alaska Wildland Fire Information (2025-07-04)
Jul 01, 2025 Evacuation level 2
Level 1 (READY) and Level 2 (SET) evacuations remain in effect for Aggie Creek Fire areas. Fire activity accelerated due to critical weather conditions. SET means be ready to evacuate on moment's notice.
Sources: Firefighters prepare for critical weather as Aggie Creek and Himalaya Road Fires intensify – Alaska Wildland Fire Information (2025-07-01)
Jun 26, 2025 Evacuation level 2
Evacuation levels reduced from Level 3 (GO) to Level 2 (SET) and some Level 2 (SET) areas downgraded to Level 1 (READY) for Aggie Creek Fire area. Residents may return to properties but must stay alert and prepared to evacuate at moment's notice.
Sources: Evacuation levels reduced – Alaska Wildland Fire Information (2025-06-26)
Jun 23, 2025 Evacuation level 3
Wind-driven fire activity prompts upgraded evacuations for Aggie Creek Fire area. Level 1 (READY), Level 2 (SET), and Level 3 (GO) evacuations all in effect due to increased fire activity and challenging weather conditions.
Sources: Wind driven fire activity prompts upgraded evacuations for the Himalaya Road, Aggie Creek Fires – Alaska Wildland Fire Information (2025-06-23)

Aggie Creek Fire Fire Alert Timeline

Jul 27, 2025 Evacuation level 1
Level 1 (READY) evacuation remains in effect for Aggie Creek Fire areas. Fire activity minimal due to cooler, wetter conditions with crews monitoring heat signatures within interior of fire perimeter.
Sources: Himalaya Road and Aggie Creek Fires see minimal activity ahead of warmer weather – Alaska Wildland Fire Information (2025-07-27)
Jul 24, 2025 Evacuation level 1
Evacuation status along Elliott Highway between milepost 31 and 38 reduced from Level 2 (SET) to Level 1 (READY) for Aggie Creek Fire area. Himalaya Road Fire reaches 43% containment.
Sources: Crews gain ground as Himalaya Road Fire hits 43% containment – Alaska Wildland Fire Information (2025-07-24)
Jul 22, 2025 Evacuation level 1
Evacuation levels downgraded from Level 2 (SET) to Level 1 (READY) for multiple areas near Aggie Creek Fire including Chatanika River corridor. Some evacuation zones completely lifted.
Sources: Containment continues to grow as evacuations downgrade on Himalaya Road group fires – Alaska Wildland Fire Information (2025-07-22)
Jul 21, 2025 Evacuation level 2
Level 1 (READY) and Level 2 (SET) evacuations remain in effect for Aggie Creek Fire areas. Fire containment increases to 5% with minimal fire activity due to cooler and wetter conditions.
Sources: Containment increases on the Himalaya Road Fire and Aggie Creek Fire – Alaska Wildland Fire Information (2025-07-21)
Jul 19, 2025 Evacuation level 2
Level 1 (READY) and Level 2 (SET) evacuations continue for Aggie Creek Fire areas. Increased smoke and fire activity observed due to warmer temperatures and lower humidity conditions.
Sources: Smoke increases on Aggie Creek and Himalaya Road Fires as crews target hot spots with air support – Alaska Wildland Fire Information (2025-07-19)
Jul 12, 2025 Evacuation level 2
Level 1 (READY) and Level 2 (SET) evacuations remain in effect for Aggie Creek Fire areas. Firefighters increase structure protection efforts along Himalaya Loop Road as fire reaches 38,498 acres.
Sources: Firefighters increase structure protection on Aggie Creek and Obrien Fires – Alaska Wildland Fire Information (2025-07-12)
Jul 06, 2025 Evacuation level 2
Level 2 (SET) evacuation order issued for Chatanika River corridor residents as Aggie Creek Fire grows to 20,752 acres. Residents must be ready to evacuate immediately due to fire threatening structures.
Sources: Aggie Creek Fire grows triggering SET status for Chatanika River corridor – Alaska Wildland Fire Information (2025-07-06)
Jul 04, 2025 Evacuation level 2
Level 1 (READY) and Level 2 (SET) evacuations continue for Aggie Creek Fire areas during July 4th holiday. Fire intensified due to warm, dry, windy weather conditions growing to 12,235 acres.
Sources: Aggie Creek and Himalaya Road Fires grow and intensify for Fourth of July – Alaska Wildland Fire Information (2025-07-04)
Jul 01, 2025 Evacuation level 2
Level 1 (READY) and Level 2 (SET) evacuations remain in effect for Aggie Creek Fire areas. Fire activity accelerated due to critical weather conditions. SET means be ready to evacuate on moment's notice.
Sources: Firefighters prepare for critical weather as Aggie Creek and Himalaya Road Fires intensify – Alaska Wildland Fire Information (2025-07-01)
Jun 26, 2025 Evacuation level 2
Evacuation levels reduced from Level 3 (GO) to Level 2 (SET) and some Level 2 (SET) areas downgraded to Level 1 (READY) for Aggie Creek Fire area. Residents may return to properties but must stay alert and prepared to evacuate at moment's notice.
Sources: Evacuation levels reduced – Alaska Wildland Fire Information (2025-06-26)
Jun 23, 2025 Evacuation level 3
Wind-driven fire activity prompts upgraded evacuations for Aggie Creek Fire area. Level 1 (READY), Level 2 (SET), and Level 3 (GO) evacuations all in effect due to increased fire activity and challenging weather conditions.
Sources: Wind driven fire activity prompts upgraded evacuations for the Himalaya Road, Aggie Creek Fires – Alaska Wildland Fire Information (2025-06-23)

Aggie Creek Fire Fire Alert Timeline

Jul 21, 2025 Evacuation level 2
Level 1 (READY) and Level 2 (SET) evacuations remain in effect for Aggie Creek Fire areas. Fire containment increased to 5% with minimal fire activity due to cooler and wetter conditions moving into area.
Sources: Containment increases on the Himalaya Road Fire and Aggie Creek Fire – Alaska Wildland Fire Information (2025-07-21)
Jul 19, 2025 Evacuation level 2
Level 1 (READY) and Level 2 (SET) evacuations continue for Aggie Creek Fire areas. Increased smoke and fire activity observed due to warmer temperatures and lower humidity conditions.
Sources: Smoke increases on Aggie Creek and Himalaya Road Fires as crews target hot spots with air support – Alaska Wildland Fire Information (2025-07-19)
Jul 12, 2025 Evacuation level 2
Level 1 (READY) and Level 2 (SET) evacuations remain in effect for Aggie Creek Fire areas. Firefighters increase structure protection efforts along Himalaya Loop Road as fire reaches 38,498 acres.
Sources: Firefighters increase structure protection on Aggie Creek and Obrien Fires – Alaska Wildland Fire Information (2025-07-12)
Jul 06, 2025 Evacuation level 2
Level 2 (SET) evacuation order issued for Chatanika River corridor residents as Aggie Creek Fire grows to 20,752 acres. Residents must be ready to evacuate immediately due to fire threatening structures.
Sources: Aggie Creek Fire grows triggering SET status for Chatanika River corridor – Alaska Wildland Fire Information (2025-07-06)
Jul 04, 2025 Evacuation level 2
Level 1 (READY) and Level 2 (SET) evacuations continue for Aggie Creek Fire areas during July 4th holiday. Fire intensified due to warm, dry, windy weather conditions.
Sources: Aggie Creek and Himalaya Road Fires grow and intensify for Fourth of July – Alaska Wildland Fire Information (2025-07-04)
Jul 01, 2025 Evacuation level 2
Level 1 (READY) and Level 2 (SET) evacuations remain in effect for Aggie Creek Fire areas. Fire activity accelerated due to critical weather conditions. SET means be ready to evacuate on moment's notice.
Sources: Firefighters prepare for critical weather as Aggie Creek and Himalaya Road Fires intensify – Alaska Wildland Fire Information (2025-07-01)
Jun 26, 2025 Evacuation level 2
Evacuation levels reduced from Level 3 (GO) to Level 2 (SET) and some Level 2 (SET) areas downgraded to Level 1 (READY) for Aggie Creek Fire area. Residents may return to properties but must stay alert and prepared to evacuate at moment's notice.
Sources: Evacuation levels reduced – Alaska Wildland Fire Information (2025-06-26)

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