EVANS ROAD FIRE UPDATES | JULY 2025
JULY 9, 2025, WEDNESDAY
Photo Credit — ID Department of Lands
ASOTIN COUNTY, WASHINGTON STATE (USA) — A fast-moving wildfire broke out on Wednesday, July 9, 2025, at 1230 hours PT and quickly erupted into a 300-acre wildfire. According to the Asotin County Sheriff’s Office and the Emergency Management Agency, the fire is located near Ingram Road and Evans Road.
It had been last reported that the [Fire] was heading towards the County landfill and was seen spotting over Peola Road. According to the EMA, there were no evacuation levels issued by the Asotin County Sheriff’s Office, but at the time the State Fire Marshal released a statement about state mobilization resources, there were Level 1 and 2 evacuation levels issued. The State Fire Marshal’s Office stated the fire is threatening multiple high-value assets, which include:
- Structures
- Gas/Electric Infrastructure
- Port of Clarkston
The information is rapidly changing, and we have reached out to the County EMA for an update, since it has been one hour since their last update.
FIRE FACT | There have been three (3) state mobilization requests and have been approved by the WA State Fire Marshal’s Office for the HOPE FIRE, EVANS ROAD FIRE, and the TOONERVILLE FIRES within the last 24 hours. – SE WA IMT
The State EOC is partially activated to a Level 2 to assist with the coordination of state resources.
Incident Cooperators (fluid list)
- Garfield County Fire District #1 (Brush Trucks 1 & 9)
- State Mobe Resources (we are still waiting for FDs to update their Social Media pages)
- WSP – WA SFMO
- WA State EOC @ Camp Murray (Level 2 activation)
- Asotin County Emergency Management (Local EOC activated)
- Asotin County Sheriff’s Office
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It certainly is the season isn’t it?, between red flag conditions and wind. I see them popping up all over the place. Now the likelihood of lightning here and there. Although I just checked the lightning map and at least currently not showing any in Washington and Oregon, but a ton moving through Idaho, Utah North and South Dakota, Nebraska, and up through Canada.
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