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Skip to primary contentSkip to secondary content Search Main menu Fire Restrictions Latest Info Ready, Set, Go! Helpful Links How Can I Help? Connect With 311 Volunteer Training Contact Us Post navigation ← Older posts Minimal Fire Growth on the Pius Fire Posted on July 11, 2024 by CatJenkins Reply Daily Update July 11, 2024 Acres: 2,019  Start Date: 07/08/24 Location: 20 miles NE of Payson, AZ  Personnel: 233 Containment: 0%  Fuels: Timber Resources: 2 Hotshot Crews, 2 IA Crews & 2 Type 2 Crews | 4 Engines | 1 helicopter | 1 Water Tender | 4 Dozers Highlights: In line with the full suppression objective, direct attack tactics are being implemented, when and where safe to do so. Southwest Area Team 1 assumed command of the Pius Fire yesterday morning and are strategically planning how to minimize the effects on the numerous values at risk in the area. Fire Activity: Firefighters are staying engaged on the fire throughout two shifts that cover the extended burn period which allows for action to be taken when the conditions are right. The fire activity is wind sensitive with live vegetation burning actively when the winds are pushing the fire. Fire crews and equipment will continue to construct and reinforce the fire perimeter, creating wider fire lines today. Forecasted thunderstorms with erratic winds have fire officials on high alert and close attention is being paid to any activity near the existing fire line, as well as any potential new starts. The team will assist local units by providing resources to fight any new starts during this period of unstable atmospheric conditions and increased recreation in the area. Weather: The hot and dry trend continues with high temperatures in the 90s, single digit humidity, and light to moderate winds out of the Northwest today. There’s a chance of thunderstorms predicted this afternoon and although they may remain south of the Rim, outflow winds will still be near the fire. Smoke: Smoke may continue to impact the communities of Christopher Creek, Payson, Young, Forest Lakes, Heber-Overgaard, and Highway 260. For updates on smoke conditions in your local area visit www.fire.airnow.gov. Closures/ Evacuations: The Coconino County Sheriff’s Office has issued notices for evacuations in the area. For the most current evacuation information, please visit the Coconino County Emergency Management website at https://www.coconino.az.gov/. More Information: Fire Information: 928-216-3127 Email: 2024.pius@firenet.gov Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/apachesitgreavesnfs Inciweb: https://inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident-information/azasf-pius-fire Posted in Information | Leave a reply Southwest Area Team 1 Assumes Command of the Pius Fire Daily Update July 10, 2024 Posted on July 10, 2024 by CatJenkins Reply Acres: 1,714                                          Start Date: 07/08/24Location: 20 miles NE of Payson, AZ    Personnel: 76Containment: 0%                                  Fuels: TimberResources: 1 Initial Attack Crew | 4 Engines | 4 helicopters | 1 Water Tender | 5 Dozers Highlights: At 6:00 a.m. on Wednesday, July 10, Southwest Area Team 1 assumed command of the Pius Fire. This is full suppression fire; the incident management team will use both direct and in-direct tactics to support the suppression efforts. Resources on scene include hand crews, engines, heavy equipment and both fixed and rotor wing aircraft. Fire Activity: Initial attack resources remained on the fire overnight, working to establish containment lines around values at risk. Firefighters and equipment continue to construct fire line today and will be using back firing operations where necessary to support containment efforts. Aerial resources will continue to be utilized to both monitor fire growth as well as support ground operations through water drops. High winds and heavy fuel in the fire area will continue to contribute to fire growth. Key values at risk including private inholdings, popular recreation areas, and power infrastructure are areas firefighters will focus efforts during today’s operations. Weather: Hot and dry conditions are expected to continue with high temperatures in the 90s and winds northwest at 10-15 mph. Smoke: Smoke is expected to impact the communities of Christoper Creek, Payson, Young, Forest Lakes, Heber-Overgaard, and Highway 260. For updates on smoke conditions in your local area visit www.fire.airnow.gov. Closures/ Evacuations: The Coconino County Sheriff’s Office has issued a ‘SET’ notice for the immediate area around Knoll Lake and the associated campground. A ‘GO’ notice, evacuate immediately, has been issued for Bear Canyon Lake including areas north of Forest Road 300, east of Forest Road 115, south of Forest Road 225, and west of Forest Road 34. To find more information about current evacuations please visit the Coconino County Emergency Management website. More Information:Fire Information: 928-216-3127 Email: 2024.pius@firenet.govFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/apachesitgreavesnfsInciweb: https://inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident-information/azasf-pius-fire Posted in Information | Leave a reply Pius Fire Update – Tuesday, July 09, 2024 Posted on July 9, 2024 by CatJenkins Reply Location of Origin: 20 miles NE of Payson AZ Size: 1,300 acres Start Date: July 8, 2024 Percent Contained: 0 Cause: Undetermined Fuels: Ponderosa Pine/Mixed Conifer Personnel: 76 Resources Assigned: 1 Initial Attack Crew, 4 Helicopters, 4 Engines, 5 Dozers, 1 Water Tender The Pius fire is located on the Black Mesa Ranger District, and is located southeast of the CC Cragin Reservoir, southwest of Wiggins Crossing, and north of Bear Canyon Lake. The fire is currently managed under a Type 3 Incident Command structure with a full suppression strategy. The Complex Incident Management Team, Team 1, led by Incident Commander Carl Schwope will assume command of the Pius fire at 6 a.m. on July 10, 2024. Operations: Firefighters continue to construct fire line and conduct back firing operations where necessary. Aerial resources are being utilized today over the fire with helicopter support of ground operations. Evacuations: The Coconino County Sheriff’s Office has issued a ‘SET’ notice for the immediate area around Knoll Lake and campground. A ‘GO’ notice has been issued to evacuate immediately for people in and around Bear Canyon Lake including the areas north of Forest Road (FR)300, east of FR115, south of FR225, and west of FR34. To find out more about current evacuations visit the Coconino County Emergency Management website. Smoke: Smoke is expected to impact the communities of Christoper Creek, Payson, Young, Forest Lakes, Heber-Overgaard, and Highway 260. All areas within proximity of the fire can be impacted by smoke, depending on wind directions and ventilation. Go to fire.airnow.gov/ to see the latest smoke conditions in your community. Values at Risk: KV Powerlines are located roughly 3.5 miles southeast of the fire and supplies power to the Phoenix Metropolitan area. There are private inholdings in proximity to the fire location. Recreation areas along the Rim Lakes are located roughly 5 miles south of the fire location. Weather: Hot and dry conditions are expected to continue tomorrow with an expected high of 90 degrees and northwest at 10-15mph. 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