Shingle (IDNCF)

Wildfire Status:

The Shingle Wildfire, which ignited on May 5, 2025, has currently burned approximately 100 acres in a steep and inaccessible area of Shingle Creek. The fire originated from a prescribed burn that rolled out of its designated unit during the last week of April. In response to the unplanned ignition, fire management has classified the situation as a wildfire and has mobilized resources, including a Type 3 Incident Commander, to manage the incident effectively.

Fire agencies, specifically the Salmon River Ranger District Fire Management, are actively monitoring the fire using ground crews, drones, and infrared detection systems. As of now, all containment lines have been established, and the fire has transitioned into a patrol and monitor status. Fire crews will continue to survey the area and address any hotspots that may arise.

Weather conditions in the region are not detailed in the current report, but the effective management and monitoring strategies suggest that fire agencies are prepared for any potential changes. The focus remains on ensuring the safety of personnel and minimizing the fire's impact on the surrounding environment.

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