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Foote Fire

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Unit Information

30 S Chiricahua Tri 
Springerville, 
85938 
30 S Chiricahua Tri 
Springerville, 
85938 

Incident Contacts

Steven Johnson
Email: SM.FS.ASNF_PAO@usda.gov

Highlighted Activity

Foote Fire UpdateMonday, June 24, 2024 Location of Origin: 12 miles south of Alpine            Size: 4,553 acres Start Date: June 14, 2024                    Percent Contained: 0Cause: Lightning/Natural    … Read more
Publication Type: News -

The Foote Fire started by lightning on June 14, 2024, and it continues to burn in remote terrain in the Blue Range Primitive Area, consuming dead and down fuels with low to moderate intensity.  Fire growth has been moderate with overnight spread to the northwest and southeast.  Fire managers expect occasional torching and small fire runs when the fire reaches pockets of heavier fuel loading.  The fire is currently about one mile east of the Josh Ranch, and approximately three miles east of Blue, AZ. 

Basic Information
Current as of Mon, 06/24/2024 - 14:53
Incident Time Zone America/Phoenix
Incident Type Wildfire
Cause Lightning/Natural
Date of Origin
Location 12 miles south of Alpine, Arizona
Incident Commander Nate Nozie Type 3 Incident Commander - USDA Forest Service
Coordinates 33° 38' 44'' Latitude
-109° 10'
16
'' Longitude
Current Situation
Total Personnel: 124
Size 4,553 Acres
Percent of Perimeter Contained 0%
Fuels Involved

Short Grass (1 foot)
Brush (2 feet)
Timber (Litter and Understory)

Significant Events

Fire behavior is active with uphill runs, backing, and creeping. 

Outlook
Planned Actions

Keep evaluating and reassessing Highway 191 for potential burn out operations.

Projected Incident Activity

12 hours: Continued movement in all directions

24 hours: Continued movement in all directions

48 hours: Continued movement in all directions

Current Weather
Weather Concerns

Potential thunderstorm build up, and outflow winds associated with thunderstorms.