Taylor Draw Fire (WYHDD)

Wildfire Status:

The Taylor Draw Fire, located approximately 10 miles west of Hanna, Wyoming, has reached 100% containment as of July 3, 2025. The fire burned an area of 1,247 acres and was managed by the Bureau of Land Management in conjunction with local fire agencies. As the situation stabilizes, several resources previously assigned to the fire have been demobilized, though local fire units continue to monitor the area for any signs of flare-ups.

Weather conditions have improved significantly since the fire's outbreak, contributing to a reduction in fire behavior. This moderation in weather has aided firefighting efforts and allowed for effective containment strategies. Firefighters have focused on keeping the fire contained within specific boundaries to protect critical habitats, infrastructure, and cultural resources in the region.

Looking ahead, fire agencies have no planned actions beyond ongoing monitoring, as the situation appears stable. They will continue to ensure that the fire remains south and west of designated roadways while minimizing impacts on the local ecosystem and community. The incident command team, led by Incident Commander Shawn Gettings, has successfully managed the response, ensuring safety and effective resource allocation throughout the fire event.

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