As of Thursday morning, the Burro Fire burning in the foothills of Redington Pass has burned 25,090 acres.
UPDATE: #BurroFire grew about 1k acres over night. Its now burned 25,090 acres, still 11% contained. Evacuations remain. Cost: $3.4m @kgun9
— Carlos Herrera (@KGUNCarlos) July 6, 2017
The cause of the wildfire is still under investigation and containment of the blaze remains at 11 percent.
There are currently 594 total personal working on the Burro Fire including 14 crews, 33 engines, 19 water tenders, and seven helicopters.
The wildfire was originally reported on June 30.
If you have any questions, you can contact the Burro Fire Information line at (928) 351-7537, (928) 351-7265, (928) 362-0998 from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.
EVACUATIONS: An Evacuation Order Remains in Effect for all residents along the Catalina Highway from Mile Marker 0, north including Summerhaven. For additional information call the Pima County Office of Emergency Management 520-724-9301.
ROAD CLOSURES: Catalina Highway/Mount Lemmon Highway is closed from Mile Marker 0, north to Mt. Lemmon. The Redington Pass Road is closed between Mile Marker 2 and 14. The Control Road is also closed.
For current road closures and conditions call the Pima County Road Closure Information Recorded Message at 520-547-7510 or visit Pima County Road Closure Information.
The Coronado National Forest has implemented a closure for the Burro Fire area from Redington Pass Road and the Arizona National Scenic Trail north including Catalina Highway and the Control Road to the Pima/Pinal County line.
EVACUATED RESIDENT MAIL: Burro Fire Evacuated Residents: Mail may be picked up at the Ft Lowell Station on Grant Road between Costco and Target from 9:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. There is a Dutch door available so Mt Lemmon customers don't have to wait in line in the lobby. They can knock if it isn't unlocked, the Postmaster will be there to give them their mail. If they go through the line in the lobby (after 2:00 or Saturday) they need to have ID available.
FIRE RESTRICTIONS: Stage 2 Fire Restrictions are in Effect in across Southeast Arizona.
DRONES: Wildfires are a No Drone Zone. If you fly, we can’t. Visit Know Before You Fly for more info.
