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Multi-State Response to Wildfire in Arkansas Underway

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 22
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A wildfire that began on September 14 in Highland Industrial Park has burned just over 2,800 acres, according to the Arkansas Forestry Division. The fire is at 85% containment, though officials noted interior burning remains. The incident prompted the evacuation of approximately 150 people. Mississippi and Oklahoma provided Chinook helicopters and crews to assist state and local agencies in the response.

From eldoradonews.com

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The multi-state deployment involved Mississippi sending a five-person crew for a six-day mission, while Oklahoma contributed a six-person crew for a five-day mission. The assistance was provided to enhance Arkansas's wildfire response through coordinated multi-state aviation operations.

From eldoradonews.com

Who's involved

  • MississippiProvided a five-person crew and Chinook helicopters for the response
  • ArkansasThe location of the fire and the primary focus of the containment efforts
  • OklahomaProvided a six-person crew and Chinook helicopters for the response

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