INCIDENT STATISTICS:
CurrentSize: 45,605 acres
Current Containment: 81%
Start Date: April 22, 2022
Cause: Unknown
Total personnel: 607
WEATHER AND FIRE BEHAVIOR: Today, temperatures are expected to remain cool with higher relative humidity. Winds are forecast to be light in the morning, increasing to 10-15mph by the afternoon. Minimal fire behavior is expected due to the cooler conditions.
FIRE OPERATIONS: On the northwest corner of the fire, crews continue to mop-up areas of heat near the fire perimeter. Crews will carry on with suppression repair work on Peralta Canyon Road and remove unnecessary equipment. Resource advisors are scouting the area to prioritize repair work. The northeast side of the fire line will resume chipping and suppression repair on roads 289 and 287. Division leaders will assess Alamo Canyon for areas of heat. Local resource advisors will work with heavy equipment operations to turn a dozer line into a trail for the Pueblo on the southeast corner of the fire. An excavator was moved onto the 266 Rd to begin suppression repair work on the west side of the fire perimeter and will move south. Structure crews have begun removing equipment out of the Bandelier National Monument. Night division continues to patrol the fire at night and mop-up any areas of heat they may encounter.
CREW/EQUIPMENT: 1 Type 1 hand crew, 11 Type II hand crews, 27 engines, 3 dozers, 18 water tenders, 4 ambulances, 4 helicopters.
EVACUATIONS:
Sandoval County: https://www.sandovalcountynm.gov/fire-alerts/
CLOSURES:
Santa Fe National Forest Closure order:
https://www.fs.usda.gov/alerts/santafe/alerts-notices
Carson National Forest Closure order:
https://www.fs.usda.gov/alerts/carson/alerts-notices
Cibola National Forest Closure order:
https://www.fs.usda.gov/alerts/cibola/alerts-notices
Air Quality: Information on air quality is at New Mexico Department of Health Environmental Public Health Tracking: https://nmtracking.org/fire , and an interactive smoke map is available at https://fire.airnow.gov/.
Fire Restrictions: The Santa Fe, Carson and Cibola National Forests have implemented forest closures effective Thursday, May 19 at 8am. Stage II Fire Restrictions remain in effect for the Santa Fe National Forest, which prohibits all campfires and other hazardous activities. Due to ongoing fire threats, Sandoval County will not issue burn permits. Stage III Fire Restrictions are in effect for Pueblo de Cochiti and Los Alamos. Temporary Flight Restriction (TFR). There is a flight restriction over the fire area and drones are also prohibited. Temporary Flight Restrictions
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