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Arizona At Risk Communities

Every year, the Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management evaluates all Arizona communities to make certain we are reaching those areas that may have the most potential to be affected by wildfire.

 

One of the tools DFFM uses is the Arizona At Risk Communities assessment system. The assessment is a wildfire management-centric process to estimate wildland fire risk for communities, based off the best available data. The list helps prioritize areas for DFFM to target to conduct hazardous fuels assessments and fuels reduction projects. 

Top Two Communities At Risk Listed by County 

Apache County - Eagar and Nutrioso   

 

Cochise County - Ramsey Canyon and Parker Canyon Lake 

 

Coconino County - Oak Creek Canyon and Sedona 

 

Gila County - Bear Flat and Six Shooter Canyon 

 

Graham County - San Carlos Apache Tribal Lands to include, Bylas, Calva, Mescal DBC Ranch, and Coolidge Dam Lake Store and Artesia 

 

Greenlee County - Blue and Sheldon 

 

La Paz County - Ehrenberg and Parker Strip

 

Maricopa County - Sunflower and Desert Hills-Joy Ranch 

 

Mohave County - Pine Lake and Pinyon Pine 

 

Navajo County - Heber-Overgaard and Winslow

 

Pima County - Summerhaven and Catalina 

 

Pinal County - Top of the World and Kelvin 

 

Santa Cruz County - Amado and Sonoita 

 

Yavapai County - Ponderosa Park and Highland Pines 

 

Yuma County - Fishers Landing and Martinez Lake 

 

For the complete list of Arizona's At Risk Communities - click here. 

 

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