Quemado Fire&EMS

08/14/2026

08/01/2026

With the temperatures exceeding 100°F the next few days limit outside work time. Drink 2 bottles of water to 1 bottle electrolytes of your liking. If feeling the signs of heat exhaustion get indoors to cool down.

07/02/2026

Thank you wildland firefighters for all that you do.

06/30/2026

Saturday’s training: teaching new members how to draft with our 2 main engines. Engine: 201& 204.

06/23/2026

It will be a hot week, especially Tuesday-Thursday. Stay prepared: stay hydrated. 2:1 ratio ( Electrolyte: 1 bottle/ Water: 2 bottles), Stay cool: Limit your time outside after 11AM.

06/13/2026

Protecting your home starts with you. Help firefighters by clearing trees around your house.

06/02/2026

🚨 June 2026 Significant Wildland Fire Potential Outlook 🚨

The latest outlook from Predictive Services shows above-normal significant wildfire potential across much of the Western United States and portions of the Great Lakes region during June.

Areas highlighted include large portions of:
🔥 California
🔥 Oregon
🔥 Washington
🔥 Nevada
🔥 Arizona
🔥 Utah
🔥 Idaho
🔥 Montana
🔥 Wyoming
🔥 Colorado
🔥 New Mexico
🔥 Minnesota
🔥 Wisconsin
🔥 Michigan

A combination of dry fuels, drought conditions, and warming temperatures is expected to contribute to increased fire activity across many of these regions as we move deeper into fire season.

While not every area highlighted will experience large fires, these locations have a greater-than-normal likelihood of seeing significant wildfire activity compared to a typical June.

As always, weather patterns can change quickly, and one widespread precipitation event can significantly alter fire potential in some areas. However, agencies across the West are already preparing for what could be a busy start to the summer fire season.

CTFB will continue providing wildfire updates, incident information, and fire weather coverage throughout the season.

📍 Are you already seeing dry conditions where you live? Let us know in the comments.

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