fire Information
DNR Fire Information
DNR is the state’s largest on-call fire department with 1,200 temporary and permanent employees who fight fires on about 12.7 million acres of non-federal (private, state-owned and tribal) forest lands. DNR offers local fire districts support with fire protection and safety equipment requirements.
Report a Forest Fire: 800-562-6010
Forest Fire Protection and Prevention Workgroup (FFPPWG) Final Report 2009 (994KB PDF)
For more information go to: Forest Fire Protection Assessment (FFPA)
DNR Fire Information Contacts -- Summer 2009
DNR Fire Information Update -- (PDF)
Burn Risk Map -- Current Fire Danger in Your County
Incident Management Teams
Washington state offers five Incident Management Teams available to respond to wildland fires and other emergencies.
Washington State Incident Management Teams
Daily Information:
Updates about DNR, federal, and local fire district response (Mobilization Act) fires are available from the following sources:
Central Washington Interagency Communication Center
Okanogan and Wenatchee National Forests Closures and Restrictions
National Interagency Fire Center, Boise, Idaho
Washington Military Department, Emergency Management Division, Fire Mobilization information
Emergency Management Division (EMD) Wildfire Emergency
Wildfire Summaries and Statistics