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Evacuations lifted for Tussock Fire burning near Prescott National Forest

Evacuations lifted for Tussock Fire burning near Prescott National Forest Published PHOENIX - Arizona fire crews have gained control of a wildfire near Crown King that spread to the Prescott National Forest. Evacuation orders have been lifted for the Minnehaha, Fort Misery, and Horsethief Basin communities, however, residents should remain ready in case another evacuation is ordered. Crown King residents have been asked to do the same. Crown King remains closed to non-residents. Any displaced residents needing assistance should call the American Red Cross at 1-800-842-7349. Timeline of the Tussock Fire May 18 The human-caused Tussock Fire is now 94% contained. Officials said the Southwest Area Type 1 Incident Management Team #2 will transition back to the local unit, which will continue to monitor and patrol the wildfire for the next several days.

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Crown King residents in limbo as Tussock Fire grows

As the Tussock Fire grew to over 4,400 acres, some Crown King residents were stuck waiting for evacuation orders or a reopening of the community.

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Tussock Fire burning near Prescott National Forest grows to 5,500 acres

Tussock Fire burning near Prescott National Forest grows to 5,500 acres Published Tussock Fire: Over 4,000 acres burned southwest of Crown King, 0% contained FOX 10 s Ty Brennan speaks to public information officer Manny Cordova on the Tussock Fire, which continues to burn southwest of Crown King. The fire is 0% contained. PHOENIX - Arizona fire crews are working to control a wildfire near Crown King that has spread to the Prescott National Forest. Evacuation orders have been issued for the Minnehaha, Fort Misery, and Horsethief Basin communities. Crown King has been asked to start preparing in case another evacuation order is issued. Crown King is also closed to non-residents.

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Evacuations ordered as Tussock Fire burns 3,500 acres, moves toward Crown King

Evacuations ordered as Tussock Fire burns over 4,100 acres, moves toward Crown King Miguel Torres and Nienke Onneweer, Arizona Republic After burning 4,171, the Tussock Fire remained 0% contained and pushed toward Crown King as of Monday morning, according to the Bureau of Land Management. Evacuation orders for Minnehaha, Fort Misery, and Horsethief Basin remained in effect as well as road closures for Senator Highway (FS Road 52) between Hooper Saddle (FS Road 362) and Crown King (FS Road 259), while Crown King itself remained closed to non-residents, according to Deputy Scott Reed of the Yavapai County Sheriff s Office. © Bureau of Land Management Helicopters working the Tussock Fire loaded water from Lake Pleasant on May 9, 2021. The Bureau of Land Management warned people Please do not interfere with operations. Remember wildfires and associated activity is a no drone zone. Interfering with wildfire activities can result in fines, jail time or both

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Tussock Fire continues to burn as aerial resources play crucial role in fire fight

Tussock Fire continues to burn as aerial resources play crucial role in fire fight 12 News got an up close look at the aircraft dropping retardant to slow the spread of the fire. Author: Bianca Buono Updated: 10:34 PM MST May 10, 2021 CROWN KING, Ariz. Rebecca Thomas and her family couldn t wait to take their Can-am Maverick off-roading. They moved to the Valley from Utah last year and have been eyeing the paths near Crown King. Finally, with her daughter in town for Mother s Day weekend, they did it Saturday. What they didn t realize was that a wildfire would break out in that same area while they were riding.

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