Shooting suspect Daniel Erickson DOB 2/8/80 Brown hair/Hazel eye 5’11″/185 pounds last seen wearing leather trench coat. Unknown direction of travel and unknown if on foot or vehicle. *****USE CAUTION suspect considered armed and dangerous!****** If seen do NOT try to apprehend! Call 911 and report to Show Low PD.
11/7/16 – The Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests’ Black Mesa Ranger District will be burning slash piles behind the administration site on November 07, 2016.
The legal description is: T12N, R17E, Section 32 and is roughly one acre in size.
Ignition is planned for one day only and smoke impact is anticipated along Forest Roads 50, 51 and Highway 260. In the interest of safety, forest visitors are reminded to use caution when traveling in the vicinity of the pile burn as smoke may reduce visibility in the area.
Prescribed burning provides many benefits and is essential to maintaining healthy forest ecosystems. It provides habitat diversity, recycles plant nutrients into the soil and encourages new growth for a variety of plants used by wildlife and livestock. Prescribed burning of forest ground fuels also reduces the threat of large scale wildfire impacts to private lands.
Crews will be on scene from ignition until there is no longer a threat of escape from the project boundaries.
For questions or concerns please contact the Black Mesa Ranger District at (928) 535-7300 or call 311 or 928-333-3412. Also, check out our website at: www.fs.usda.gov/asnf or follow us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/apachesitgreavesnfs/ or check out Inciweb at http://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/5062/.
November 7, 2016 Timber Mesa Fire & Medical Dist. (TMFMD) will be conducting a fuels reduction burn on the property located at 1362 W. Rim Rd. Pinetop-Lakeside, AZ. The property is approximately 2 acres in size and the fuels to be burned have been piled in several piles that can be safely burned. The burning will begin approximately 0630 and will be monitored by TMFMD crews. This property is located directly south of Hart Lake Road and Richardson Lane on the Rim Road and borders the White Mountain Apache Reservation. (Approximate GPS coordinates -109 58’ 07.61” x 34 06’ 37.81” ) Smoke will most likely be visible in the local area but is projected to only last for the day scheduled for burning with minimal impact to local area residents. Prescribed burning provides many benefits and is essential to maintaining healthy forest ecosystems. It provides habitat diversity, recycles plant nutrients into the soil and encourages new growth for a variety of plants used by wildlife and livestock. Prescribed burning of forest ground fuels also reduces the threat of large scale wildfire impacts to private lands. Objectives of this project are to clear this property of the fuels from an earlier uncompleted fuels reduction project.
Crews will be on scene from ignition until there is no longer a threat of escape from the project. (*the star on the map indicates the location of the prescribed burn)