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Containment of Greer Fire in eastern Arizona grows after evacuations lifted
PHOENIX – Firefighters are making significant progress toward full containment of the Greer Fire in eastern Arizona. Despite strong winds on Monday, the destructive wildfire’s footprint was measured at approximately 20,300 acres for the second consecutive day on Tuesday morning.
Two dumpsters were placed at the Greer Community Center for residents to dispose of their spoiled food and yard waste.
Here's what to know about firefighter efforts, FEMA grant funding, evacuation orders and weather conditions for the eastern ...
Arizona's Governor declares emergency due to 'Greer Fire,' with 20,000+ acres ablaze and mandatory evacuations.
Fires have already burned more than 38,000 acres in Arizona in 2025, more than double the amount burned by this time last ...
The Greer Fire burning in eastern Arizona grew in acreage with no containment reported as of Sunday morning as windy ...
Windy conditions continue to challenge hundreds of firefighters battling the Greer Fire in eastern Arizona. The wildfire first ignited on Tuesday, May 13, then quickly spread, leading to evacuations ...
Hobbs declared a state of emergency for Apache County and toured the Greer Fire, which has scorched nearly 16,000 acres in ...
Flagstaff police arrested a man accused of recklessly starting three fires as firefighters worked to contain wildfires in ...
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