December 10, 2021

 South Dakota Wildland Fire Division

South Dakota Wildland Fire Division will be burning hand piles today in Custer State Park in the areas of Wilson's Corner, Legion Lake, and around the Blue Bell gate. Smoke may be in the area for several days. Firefighters will continue to monitor the area as appropriate.

Nov 21, 2021

White Mansion Fire

Reported: 4:20 pm, Nov 21

Location: Lawrence County, 3 miles north of Nemo, SD

Size: .2 acres

Resources: Federal, State, Local

Cause: Human / under investigation'

Contained: 9:30 pm, Nov 21

Nov 18, 2021

Ingersoll Fire

Reported: 8:42 am, Nov 18

Location: Pennington County, 1 mile NW of Keystone, SD

Size: .1 acres

Resources: Federal, State Local

Cause: Under investigation

Out: 10:00 am, Nov 18

Nov 18, 2021 - Update on Buffalo Creek Fire in NE

Update on Buffalo Creek Fire 

                     Wildfire Burns at Buffalo Creek Wildlife Management Center

Banner and Scotts Bluff Counties Submit Disaster Declarations

 Nov. 15, 2021 (LINCOLN, NEB.)  —  Nebraska Emergency Management Agency is working with other state agencies and local partners to assist on the Buffalo Creek Wildfire in Banner and Scotts Bluff Counties. The estimated 2,538-acre fire started Sunday at about 11:30 a.m. The fire is eight miles south of Gering on state land in the Buffalo Creek Wildlife Management Area.

Unified Command has been established with Gering Fire Chief Nathan Flowers and Banner County Fire Chief Tim Grubbs, who are coordinating with Nebraska Game and Parks and the Wildland Incident Response and Assistance Team (WIRAT) which includes representatives of the Nebraska State Fire Marshal’s Office and Nebraska Forestry Service.

 NEMA Preparedness and Operations Manager Earl Imler arrived at the scene today to coordinate with unified command to get additional state assets to the scene.

This morning, at about 9:30 a.m., two UH-60 Blackhawk helicopters and nine Army National Guard soldiers departed from Lincoln to provide support in the form of water drops. Two single engine air tankers from Colorado flew retardant drop missions on Sunday and are returning to continue work today.

“Rugged, inaccessible terrain and wind-driven runs has hampered firefighting efforts,” Flowers said. “Potential Red Flag warnings might continue to hamper suppression efforts.” A Red Flag Warning is the official designation for increased fire weather danger, often comprised of warm temperatures, low humidity and strong winds.

The spot forecast for the area includes winds out of the northwest at 30 miles per hour. There are 24 fire engines with personnel on scene to fight the fire

The fire has approached Wright’s Gap Road where firefighters are providing structure protection. Firefighters have created mechanical lines for containment and prepping areas where firefighters can successfully burn areas out. Area closures are in effect. Buffalo Creek Wildlife Management Area and Wright’s Gap Road are currently closed.

Donations of water, Gatorade, Gatorade zero, eye drops, ibuprofen, granola bars, individual chips, Chapstick would be appropriate for those interested is providing support. Firefighter Ministries is coordinating those efforts. Firefighter Ministry. Donations will be accepted today from 2 to 4 p.m. MST. Mailing address for the Firefighter Ministry is P.O. Box 531 Scottsbluff, NE 69363.

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Nov 16, 2021

Holy Smoke Fire

Reported: 12:39 pm

Location:  Pennington Co. 2 miles NW of Keystone, SD

Size: .1 acre

Resources: Federal, State and Local

Cause: under investigation 

Contained / controlled / out .. Nov 16, 1:00 pm.

Nov 15, 2021

Buckeye Fire

Reported: Nov 15, 2:39 pm

Location: Pennington County, 2 miles NNW of Keystone

Size: .1 acre

Resources: Federal

Cause: under investigation

Contained: Nov 15, 3:11 pm. Controlled Nov 15, 3:41 pm.

Nov 14, 2021 - Buffalo Creek Fire in NE

Buffalo Creek Fire

Reported: Nov 14, 12:30 pm

Location: Banner County, 12 Miles South of Scottsbluff, NE

Size: 2538 acres

Resources: Federal, State, Local

Cause: Under investigation

Nov 13, 2021 - Taylor Ranch Abandoned Campfire

Taylor Ranch Fire

Reported: Nov 13, 8:19 am

Location: Taylor Ranch Road and Sheridan Lake Road

Size: .1 acre

Resources: Federal

Cause: Abandoned Campfire

Contained: Nov 13, 8:20 am. Controlled Nov 13, 10:15 am. Out Nov 15, 12:56 pm.

November 12, 2021 - Badger Clark Fire

 Badger Clark Fire

• Reported: November 11 at 9:51 pm
• Location: Custer State Park at the intersection of Highway 16A and Needles Highway
• Size: 58 acres
• Cause: Under investigation
• State, local, and federal firefighters responded
• Forward progress has been stopped. Firefighters will remain on scene to further strengthen control lines and continue mop up operations
• Contained: Nov 12, 10:13 am. Controlled Nov 15, 11:25 am.

Nov 5, 2021 - Prescribed burn Badlands NP

 Prescribed Burn Planned for the Badlands NP

Prescribed Fire Planned at Badlands National Park - Badlands National Park (U.S. National Park Service) (nps.gov)

Nov 4, 2021 - Prescribed burn Wind Cave NP

 

Prescribed fire planned for Saturday, November 6, in Wind Cave National Park   

 

WIND CAVE NATIONAL PARK, S.D. – The 676-acre Headquarters Prescribed Fire, the subject of an October 15 press release, is planned for Saturday, November 6. Conditions are currently predicted to be within prescription, and ignition is planned to begin mid-morning. The media is invited to cover this event. 

 There will be an operational briefing for firefighters at 9:30 a.m. at the park’s fire cache (see attached map) followed by a test burn around 10:30 a.m. or 11 a.m. (location dependent on wind direction). If conditions remain in prescription, the main fire will then be started. The area behind the visitor center will be burned, making the visitor center parking lot a good viewing location. Trails and other locations, outside of non-administrative roads and parking areas, will be closed to everyone but fire personnel 

What:              676-acre prescribed fire. 

Where:            Headquarters’ area of Wind Cave National Park. 

When:             Saturday, November 6. Briefing at 9:30 a.m., test burn to follow. Media arriving in the park should call 605-745-4600 to learn the location of the media group.   

Closures:         Highway 385 and the headquarters north and south access roads will be closed periodically due to smoke and nearby flames for up to one hour at a time. The nearby Prairie Vista Trail will be closed for potentially 2 weeks. Smoke could be heavy at times in the developed area and nearby roads.  

 Images:           Crew briefing, firefighters with drip torches, fire crews, and equipment.  

 Interviews:      Depending on availability, park officials, fire management officials, and crew members. 

How:               RSVP by calling Tom Farrell at 605-745-1130.   

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Oct. 19, 2021 - BKNF Pile Burning

 Black Hills National Forest Pile Burning

Northern Hills fire will be burning piles starting today (10/19/21) through the next several days, as conditions permit, 16 miles southwest of Spearfish, SD by Tinton Road (FSR 134 ) and the junction of Timber Gulch Road.

These piles are left over debris from the tornado that occurred fall 2020.

Oct 13, 2021 - Update on Battle Ax Fire NW of Hill City

 

Wildfire Update - 10/13/21

 Battle Ax Fire

·                Reported: 11:40 a.m. on 10/11/2021

·                Location: 3 miles northwest of Hill City, SD

·                Size: .1 acre

·                Resources: Federal and local resources responded.

·                Cause: human

·                Contained and controlled at 1:30 p.m. on 10/11/2021

·                Out at 1100 AM on 10/12/2021

Wildfire Update - 10/11/21

 Battle Ax Fire

• Reported: 11:40 a.m. on 10/11/2021
• Location: 3 miles northwest of Hill City, SD
• Size: .1 acre
• Resources: Federal and local resources responded.
• Cause: human
• Contained and controlled at 1:30 p.m. on 10/11/2021

Wildfire Update - 10/8/2021

Sheepnose Fire

• Reported: 3:00 a.m. on 10/08/2021
• Location: 7 miles north of Sundance in Crook County, WY
• Size: 1.4 acres
• Cause: Under investigation
• Resources: Federal resources and local resources responded
• Contained at 8:52 a.m. on 10/08/2021

Cogdill Fire

• Reported: 12:34 a.m. on 10/07/2021
• Location: 5 miles southeast of Chadron, NE
• Size: 1.4 acres
• Resources: Federal and local resources responded.
• Cause: Under investigation
• Contained at 11:00 p.m. on 10/07/2021

Wildfire Update - 10/7/21

 Cogdill Fire

Reported: 12:34 10/07/2021

Location: 5 miles southeast of Chadron, NE

Size: 1.4 acres

Resources: Federal resources have responded

Cause: Under investigation

Auburn Fire - Updated 10/11/21

Update 9:50 AM 10/11/21

• Size: 968.17 acres
• Containment is 100% as of 3:00 p.m. on 10/10/21.
• The fire remains active within the fire perimeter with interior smoke and occasional hot spots.
• The public can expect to see occasional smoke continuing in the coming days.
• Firefighters remain on scene to monitor fireline and to extinguish hot spots.

Update 1:40 PM 10/8/21

• Containment and acreage remains the same.
• Firefighters will continue mop up efforts to extinguish remaining hot spots near the containment line. Rehab efforts are also ongoing to include fixing and seeding dozer lines, fixing fences that were cut during firefighting operations, and fixing roads and trails that firefighting equipment may have damaged. 
• Residents should expect to see smoke coming from within the fire perimeter.
• No further updates will be posted unless there is significant news.

Update 1:00 PM 10/7/21

• Due to accurate mapping, the size is 968.17 acres
• Containment is now 70%

Update 8:15 AM 10/7/21

• Today firefighters will diligently continue with extensive mop up and rehab operations.
• Winds are expected to increase today and become more northwesterly. Elevated fire conditions will continue today, with northerly winds up to 15 mph in the afternoon, and a minimum relative humidity approaching 25%. The outlook for Friday is increasing moisture and lighter winds. Chances for rain increase Friday night into Saturday. 
• Residents near the fire area should expect to continue to see smoke that is coming from fuel burning within the fire perimeter.

Update 7:00 PM 10/6/21

• Today firefighters focused on an extensive mop up operation to reinforce containment lines. No spot fires emerged, containment lines held through the hot, dry, and windy Red Flag conditions.
• Residents near the fire area should expect to continue to see smoke that is coming from fuel burning within the fire perimeter. 
• Tonight will be the last night operational shift unless fire conditions change considerably.
• A rehab plan for the fire area is in place which includes rehabing and seeding dozer lines, fixing fences that were cut during firefighting operations, and fixing roads and trails that firefighting equipment may have damaged. 
• This will be the final update for the evening unless significant fire activity occurs.

Update 4:15 PM 10/6/21

State Wildland Fire, the Rapid City Fire Department and Rapid City Police Department have determined the cause of the Auburn Fire as accidental, due to mechanical failure of earth moving equipment. This was not a human caused fire. The earth moving equipment had been sitting in a field and had not been operated for a long period of time. There is evidence to confirm these findings. The fire started on private property within city limits and quickly spread outside of the city. No additional information will be available.

Update 12:45 PM 10/6/21

• The south easterly winds are causing some flare ups within the fire perimeter and some visual smoke. Firefighters continue to extinguish hot spots and reinforce containment lines. Dozer line repair has also begun.
• Air Attack flew over the fire and reported that there are no spots outside of the fireline.
• Pockets of unburned fuel within the fire perimeter continue to burn. The public should expect to continue to see smoke and during evening hours, an orange glow and possibly flames. 

Update 8:00 AM 10/6/21

• The acreage is estimated at 974 acres, containment remains at 50%.
• A small burn out operation was accomplished overnight on the southern portion of the fire to eliminate fuels and strengthen fireline.
• Fire behavior was active overnight as fire crews assisted volunteer and municipal crews with two new starts outside of the fire area to the north. One fire was reported to be estimated at 10 acres, the other roughly 35 acres.
• Today there is a Red Flag Warning in effect from 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM this evening for gusty winds and low relative humidity. The hot, dry, and windy conditions will be a concern for firefighters.
• Firefighters will continue to aggressively secure fireline by reinforcing containment lines and mopping up hotspots. Aircraft will continue to be available to the Auburn Fire and for initial attack. 

Update 6:00 PM 10/5/21

• Containment is now at 50%. Acreage remains the same at 964.
• Today firefighters secured fireline using burn out operations and continued the mop up effort. A large slash pile ignited within the fire perimeter, firefighters suppressed this area with resources from the ground and in the air to include an Air Attack plane, a Type 1 helicopter, and a Large Air Tanker (LAT).
• Tonight firefighters will continue with an overnight operational shift. Fire crews will maintain a presence in the area and monitor structures near the fire, reinforce containment lines, and extinguish hot spots.
• This will be the last update for this evening unless there is significant fire activity.

Night Operational Briefing for the Auburn Fire.

Update from the Pennington County Sheriff's Office

All fire evacuations, pre-evacuations, and road closures will be lifted at 6:00 PM. Only local residents will be allowed in the area so as not to hamper firefighters.

Update 2:00 PM 10/5/21

Map of the Auburn Fire with the updated perimeter from the Multi-Mission Aircraft flight.

Update 1:30 PM 10/5/21

• A slash pile has ignited within the fire perimeter. Firefighters are currently using ground resources along with the Type 1 helicopter to lesson the intensity and extinguish the burn.

Update 12:40 PM 10/5/21

• A Multi-Mission Aircraft (MMA) flew the fire to provide an accurate fire perimeter and updated  acreage. The current size is 964 acres.
• The southern portion of the fire is now in mop up and patrol status. Firefighters continue to extinguish hot spots to secure fireline.
• A small burnout operation took place in the northern and western portions of the fire to continue to secure fireline. The winds continue to come out of the south/south east and challenge firefighters. Fire managers continue to shift resources around appropriately to work to secure line. A Type 1 helicopter continues to work hot spots on the western portion of the fire.

Photo Upload from Previous Operational Periods

Engines at the Incident Command Post.

Photo credit: Riley Stevens, SD Wildland Fire

Photo credit: Riley Stevens, SD Wildland Fire

Photo credit: Silver City VFD

Update 9:50 AM 10/5/21

• Small burn out operations are taking place on the west and east portions of the fire to strengthen fireline. The public should continue to expect to see smoke in the area.
• A Type 1 helicopter and an Air Attack platform are enroute to do some bucket work on the west portion of the fire. This will aid in cooling hot spots near the fire perimeter.

Update 8:00 AM 10/5/21

• The acreage is now estimated at 500-750 acres. 
• Containment has increased to 25%.

Update 7:45 AM 10/5/21

• Overnight, firefighters successfully conducted a burn out operation on the west and north portions of the fire. This burn out operation has greatly assisted to secure fireline in those areas and to provide for the defense of structures.
• Firefighters have now secured line around the entire fire perimeter and will continue to strengthen the containment lines throughout the day.
• Unburned pockets of fuel continue to ignite within the fire perimeter. The public can expect to see ignitions of that fuel throughout the day.
• The plan for today is to continue to utilize direct and indirect attack tactics to secure the fire's edge.
• The use of aircraft will continue throughout the day. An Air Attack platform will continue to be used as well as a Large Air Tanker, Single Engine Air Tankers, and a Type 1 helicopter.  A Temporary Flight Restriction is in place. The use of unmanned aircraft (AKA drones) could shut down the entire air operation. 
•  Evacuations remain in effect. The public can view an interactive evacuation map at: https://www.pennco.org/publicsafetyhub or contact the Meade County Sheriff's Office at 605.347.2681.

Update 10:50 PM 10/04/21

• Firefighters are taking advantage of current conditions and are conducting a burn out operation near Deadwood Avenue on the west portion of the fire. This will assist in slowing and stopping the spread to the west and increasing containment lines. The public can expect to see an orange "glow" and increased smoke in the area. 

Photo credit: Dawson Hoffman, Rapid Valley Fire Department

Update 8:45 PM 10/4/21

• Firefighters will continue with a night operational shift.  The objective is to continue to construct and strengthen direct and indirect containment lines and maintain a presence near structures. 
• The Rapid City Air Tanker Base has been reopened and the Large Air Tanker will be available for use tomorrow morning, as well as the other aircraft previously listed.
• Near critical fire weather conditions are expected through Wednesday. Temperatures will continue in the upper 80s or even lower 90s. The minimum relative humidity will fall into the 7-20% range. Winds are expected to be out of the south at 10-20 mph with varied gusts. 
• This will be the last update for tonight unless significant fire activity occurs. Another update will be posted in the morning after we receive an operational update. 

Update 6:45 PM 10/4/21

• A Large Air Tanker (LAT) has arrived and is currently dropping retardant over the fire.

Update 6:15 PM 10/4/21  

• Firefighter and public safety is the top priority.
• Single Engine Air Tankers (SEATs) are currently dropping retardant on the north and west flanks of the fire. An air attack platform is enroute. A Type 1 helicopter is preforming bucket work. The Rapid City Air Tanker Base is being reopened to supply water and retardant.
• The estimated size is now 250-300 acres and is 0% contained.
• Resources on scene include state, federal, and local firefighters. Heavy equipment is also being utilized.
• On the north and east sides of the fire, firefighters are going as direct as possible to install containment lines.
• On the west side of the fire, firefighters are scouting the area, looking for control features that will provide for the highest probability of success. 
• On the south side, firefighters are holding, patrolling, and mopping up. 
• No structures are known to be lost.
• Evacuations are in effect. An updated interactive evacuation map can be found at: https://www.pennco.org/publicsafetyhub 

WILDFIRE UPDATE - new information @ 4:45 p.m. 10/4/2021

Auburn Fire

• Reported at 1:49 p.m. on 10/4/2021
• Location: approx. 4 miles North of Rapid City in Pennington County, South Dakota
• Size: 100 acres
• Cause: unknown
• Federal and State firefighters are responding.  A single-engine air tanker (SEAT) and hFireeavy helicopters are providing air attack.
• For safety and evacuation information, visit https://www.pennco.org/publicsafetyhub

Wildfire Update - 10/6/2021

 Red Shirt Fire 

• Reported at 1:16 p.m. on 10/5/2021
• Location: Oglala Lakota County, 14 miles East of Hermosa, SD
• Size: 650 acres
• Cause: unknown
• Federal, and local resources are responding. Air Attack and 3 SEATs provided support and have been released from this fire.

Peterson Fire - County Assist

• Reported at 12:22 a.m.
• Location: 5 miles north of Rapid City, in Meade County, SD
• Size: 10.6 acres
• Cause: human
• Federal and local resources responded.
• Contained and controlled at 3:15 a.m. on 10/6/2021

Elk Creek Fire - County Assist

• Reported at 12:14 a.m.
• Location: 7 miles east of Piedmont, in Meade County, SD
• Size: 21.05 acres
• Cause: human
• Federal and local resources responded.
• Contained and controlled at 3:15 a.m. on 10/6/2021

Agricultural Assistance after wildfire

If you are facing agricultural losses due to recent wildfire, here are a few resources which may help you:

Red Cross of the Dakotas:

• https://www.redcross.org/local/mn-nd-sd/about-us/locations/central-western-south-dakota.html
• 1-844-292-7677

USDA Farm Service Agency

• https://www.fsa.usda.gov/programs-and-services/disaster-assistance-program/index
• For Oglala Lakota County: (605) 685-1239 ext 2
• For Pennington County: (605) 342-0301

Wildfire Update - 10/5/2021, Updated at 4:25 p.m.

Red Shirt Fire - Updated at 4:25 p.m. on 10/5/2021

• Reported at 1:16 p.m. on 10/5/2021
• Location: Pine Ridge Reservation 14 miles East of Hermosa, SD
• Size: 650 acres
• Cause: unknown
• Federal, State, and local resources are responding. Air Attack and 3 SEATs provided support and have been released from this fire.

Wildfire Update - October 4, 2021, Updated at 6:20 p.m.

Blended Fire - Updated at 6:20 p.m. on 10/4/2021

• Reported at 3:40 p.m. on 10/4/2021
• Location: private lands approx. 8 miles south of Whitney in Dawes County, Nebraska
• Size: 33.7 acres
• Cause: human
• Federal and local firefighters responded.
• Contained at 5:00 p.m. and controlled at 5:05 p.m. on 10/4/2021

 

Hawk Draw II

Reported: 1:39PM 10/02/2021

Location: I90 MM 96 near Wasta, SD

Size: 6 acres

Resources: Federal and Local

Cause: Human

Contained at 7:50 p.m. on 10/02/2021, and controlled at 8:00 p.m. on 10/02/2021

Hat Mountain

Reported: 2:42PM 09/28/2021

Location: Pennington Co, N of Johnson Siding, 8 mi W of Rapid City

Size: 36 acres

Resources: Federal, State, and Local

Cause: Under investigation

Contain: 9/29/21 5:00PM

 

Longview Rd CA

Reported: 3:52PM 09/24/2021

Location: 2-3 mi from Rapid City airport off Longview Rd

Size: 182 acres

Resources: State and Local

Contain: 9/24/21 5:38PM

 

Longview CA

Reported: 11:37AM 09/23/2021

Location: Pennington Co near Caputa

Size: 110 acres

Resources: State and Local

Contain: 9/23/21 3:30PM

Updated Hat Mountain Fire

Update: 12:00 pm

September 30, 2021 ~ The Hat Mountain fire may be contained, but fire resources and equipment remain in the area. Large trucks and equipment need lots of room to maneuver to do their work. You can help them do their jobs, and keep yourself and our firefighters safe, by staying clear of this area until they are finished. Thanks!

Update: 12:30 pm, September 29, 2021

Rapid City, S.D., September 29, 2021 – Firefighters worked throughout the night to supress the Hat Mountain wildfire. As of 12:00 p.m. today, there is a combination of hand line, dozer line and hose lay completely around the fire. Fire officials anticipate having 100% containment by late this afternoon.

 The fire area is at 36 acres. Air resources have been released and crews will continue mop-up operations today and into the next few days to ensure the fire is put out.

 “The quick response and excellent relationships with our interagency partners resulted in the successful outcome of minimizing impacts and protecting homes in the area,” said Josh Morgan, Fire Management Officer for the Mystic Ranger District. "The change in weather also played a key role in getting around this fire as quick as we did."

 The fire was reported at 2:42 pm yesterday north of Johnson Siding, approximately 8 miles west of Rapid City.  It was burning south of Bogus Jim Road and west of Norris Peak Road near Forest Service Road 721.   

 Numerous federal, state and local resources responded to the fire. No structures were lost.

 Cause of the fire is under investigation. 

UPDATE: 10:30 pm

UPDATE: 8:00 pm  

Size: 35 acres

Location: off of Norris Peak Road, west of FSR 721

Containment: 75% lined

Cause: under investigation 

Personnel: 130 Federal, State, and local firefighters 

Reported: 2:42 pm, September 28, 2021

Location: North of Johnson Siding and South of Bogus Jim Road, approx. 8 miles west of Rapid City, SD.

Size: Initial Size up is 8-10 acres

Resources: Federal, State and local resources are responding. Engines, handcrews, dozers are on scene and air resources have been ordered. 

Cause: Unknown and under investigation.

 

Bob Marshall – Wildfire

Reported: 12:16PM 09/27/2021

Location: Bismarck Lake

Size: .01 acres

Resources: Federal, State, and Local

Cause: Human

Contain: 9/27/21 1:15PM

Control 9/27/21 2:20PM

 

Skyline - Wildfire

Reported:14:43 09/25/2021

Location: 43 46.164, -103 33.348

Size: .01 acres

Resources:

Contain: 9/25/21 3:20PM

Control 9/25/21 3:23PM

Out: 9/25/21 3:30PM

 

 

 

Hannah - Wildfire

Reported:11:25 09/25/2021

Location: ½ mile from Hannah Campground

Size: .01 acres

Resources:

Contain: 9/25/21 11:29

Control 9/25/21 11:30

Out: 9/25/21 11:35

 

Wheat CA – Update

Reported:15:52 09/24/2021

Location: 2-3 miles from Rapid City Airport off Longview Rd

Size: 182 acres

Resources: SDS E642

Contain: 5:38PM 09/24/2021

 

 

Longview - Update

Reported: 11:37 09/23/2021

Location: Pennington Co, Near Caputa

Size: 110 acres

Resources: SDS E669

Cause: Machinery

Contain: 15:30 09/23/2021

 

Longview - Update

Reported: 11:37 09/23/2021

Location: Pennington Co, Near Caputa

Size: 110 acres

Resources: SDS E669

Cause: Machinery

Contain: 15:30 09/23/2021

Longview - Update

Reported: 11:37 09/23/2021

Location: Pennington Co, Near Caputa

Size: Ukn

Resources: SDS E669

Cause: Ukn

Contain: 15:30 09/23/2021

Longview - Wildfire

Reported: 11:37 09/23/2021

Location: Pennington Co, Near Caputa

Size: Ukn

Resources: SDS E669

Cause: Ukn

 

Cut Accross - Update

Reported: 15:47, Sep 21, 2021

Location: Stanley Co 7 mi WNW of Ft Pierre along Hwy

Size: 0.5

Resources:

Cause: Mechanical

 

 

Freeland - Update

Reported: 13:26, Sep 21, 2021

Location: Custer Co, Near Richardson Well

Size: 0.25

Resources: BKF BC 31 BKF E431 BKF E633 BKF E634 SDS E654

Cause: Lightning

Contain: 09/21/21 15:00

Control:    09/21/21 16:45