As a continuation of the Kaibab National Forest prescribed fire program, fire specialists are preparing to ignite slash piles on the Williams Ranger District this week. Depending on environmental conditions and Arizona Department of Environmental Quality approval, burning may take place on Wednesday, July 28 on the Spring Valley and Frenchy units.
WILLIAMS, Ariz. – As a continuation of the Kaibab National Forest prescribed fire program, fire specialists are preparing to ignite slash piles on the Williams Ranger District this week. Depending on environmental conditions and Arizona Department of Environmental Quality approval, burning may take place on Wednesday, July 28 on the Spring Valley and Frenchy units.
If the request is approved, fire personnel plan to burn approximately 30 acres of piles on Spring Valley which is nine miles north of Parks and I-40, and 50 acres of piles on Frenchy which is two miles south of I-40 just north of Horse Hill. Personnel are evaluating the potential for igniting the units depending on fuel moisture, humidity, and forecasted wind.
Light south winds are predicted for Wednesday. During the day, smoke will likely transport north of the project areas. Managers expect some smoke to settle into local areas overnight. Smoke may be visible for several days after ignition.
For more information, please contact Punky Moore (928-635-5653).
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