OJO BLANCO FIRE
The Ojo Blanco Fire was started by lightning striking the east slope of Mt. Fagan in the Coronado National Forest, just outside of Vail, Arizona.
As of Sunday, the fire is now progressively moving faster downslope than in the last several days, prompting the Pima County Sheriff’s Office to make pre-evacuation notifications as a precaution for homes near the fire.
#FireImages Courtesy of: Incident Fire Managers
A Type 3 IMT took command ordering additional resources for this fire that started on August 20, 2015, that has scorched 893 acres in the Nogales Ranger District.
There are currently 60 personnel on scene with more on order. Planned actions: Point Protection.
Brush & Grass are largest fuels burning.
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