Pipeline Fire Soil burn severity map released
Coconino National Forest officials have released the soil burn severity map for the Pipeline Fire that scorched 26,500 acres on the San Francisco Peaks.
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Coconino National Forest officials have released the soil burn severity map for the Pipeline Fire that scorched 26,500 acres on the San Francisco Peaks.
The Coconino County Sheriff's Office Monday downgraded several areas from Go to Set status that had been threatened by two wildfires.
The cause of the fire remains under investigation and the U.S. Forest Service has arrested a man in connection with the fire.
For three days, Reuben Gibbs worked to put out spot fires. His own home even going from, ‘Set’ to ‘Go’ status at one point. But when he got home Tuesday, thankfully the evacuation orders had been lifted.
Flagstaff residents had to leave their homes when the Pipeline Fire erupted. The Salsa Brava restaurant owner made sure many of them had a good meal.