The Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management and the Coconino National Forest will burn about 1,700 acres southwest of Flagstaff.

Fire managers will set pile burns around the Flagstaff Ranger District. They will burn piles of forest debris usually after thinning or cutting trees.

Firefighters will ignite piles in three different areas of the Flagstaff Ranger District this week, with smoke expected to be widely visible during burning.

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While having a dry winter isn't ideal, fire crews in northern Arizona are catching up on prescribed burns to prepare for summer wildfire season.

Officials with the Coconino National Forest conducted prescribed burns near Flagstaff and stated that smoke could be noticeable from Interstate 17. The fire, dubbed the Walker Hill pile burn ...

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Officials with the Coconino National Forest conducted prescribed burns near Flagstaff and stated that smoke could be noticeable from Interstate 17. The fire, dubbed the Walker Hill pile burn ...