Fire Crews Extinguish Jonesville Fire, On Glenn Highway Headed Toward Copper Valley

  Jonesville Fire Declared Out Following Successful Mop-Up Operations   BY  ALASKA DIVISION OF FORESTRY & FIRE PROTECTION   on   MAY 26,...

 

Jonesville Fire Declared Out Following Successful Mop-Up Operations  

Photo of the Jonesville Fire burning in black spruce on May 25th. Taken from helicopter.
Photo of the Jonesville Fire burning in grass and black spruce on May 25th. Taken from helicopter/DFFP. 

Palmer, AK – An engine crew and 9-person suppression module from DFFP’s Mat-Su Type 2 Fire Crew returned to the Jonesville Fire (#100) this morning to complete mop-up operations and finish cutting heavy interior fuels within the fire area. Crews conducted extensive gridding operations throughout the burn perimeter and interior to locate and extinguish any remaining heat sources. Following a thorough assessment, no heat was detected, and the fire was officially declared out at 1:50 p.m.

As of 4:30 p.m., all fire personnel have cleared the scene, and no resources remain assigned to the incident.

This will be the final update on the Jonesville Fire.

Map of Jonesville Fire located north of Sutton
This map shows the location of the Jonesville Fire (#100). Click the image to download the PDF.

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