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Arizona Forestry Implements Stage I Fire Restrictions in Western Arizona - May 26,2023
Funding to Help Arizonans Under HB 2001 - August 12, 2021
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State to Put Stage I Restrictions in Apache and Navajo Counties

Fire Restrictions to be Implemented Friday, May 7, 2021 at 8am on State Lands in Apache and Navajo Counties
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Drought Conditions Mean Potential For Early Fire Activity in Some Areas With Widespread Activity by June - March 22, 2021

Fire Managers with the Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management say current conditions continue to line up for another potentially active fire season across all corners of the state.
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2020 Wildfire Season One of the Worst in Decade

Arizona experiences one of the worst fire seasons in nearly a decade driven by a multitude of factors, including unseasonably warm conditions, a lack of moisture, an overabundance of fine fuels, and increased recreational traffic across the state. In 2020, 2,520 wildfires burned 978,519 acres of state, federal, and tribal lands. Of those fires, wildland fire investigators say 82% were human-caused. As compared to 2019, 1,869 wildfires burned 384,942 acres on all land jurisdictions. In 2018, 2,000 wildfires burned an estimated 165,000 acres.
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Fire Restrictions Lifted Wednesday on State Land

Recent moisture and cooler temperatures allow the Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management to lift the remaining fire restrictions on state-owned land in Arizona.
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Hundreds of Arizona Wildland Firefighters Supporting Incidents Across the West

As new fire starts progress across the west and northwest, Arizona continues to mobilize firefighters to multiple incidents throughout those areas.
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