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    Yarnell Hill Fire Update: July 1, 11:30am

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    logo_ychealthPrescott AZ (July 1, 2013) – The Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office has provided this update from Yavapai County Community Health Services on the Yarnell Hill Fire:

    Website updates will be maintained at www.RegionalInfo-Alert.org
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    Yarnell Hill Fire Facts: For public information call 777-7481

    • Location: 3.5 miles west of Yarnell, AZ.
    • Size: 8374 Acres
    • Cause: Lightning
    • Number of Resources: 400.
    • Resources: 4 type 2 crews, 3 type 1 crews, 4 engines. On order: 3 type 1 crews, 7 helicopters, 2 air tankers, 4 SEATs, 16 engines, and 2 water tenders.

    General Announcements: Structures lost approx. 50 at this time. 250 residential homes threatened and 25 commercial buildings.

    Containment: 0%

    Injuries: 1

    Fatalities: 19

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    Fire Closure Update:

    Evacuations: A reverse 911 was sent out and Sheriff’s Office is going door to door. Yarnell, Buckhorn Ridge, Model Creek Subdivision, AA Bar Ranch, Peeples Valley (west of 89 – North of Yarnell to Sorrell Ranch Road.

    A shelter for people and small animals is still open at Yavapai College at 1100 E. Sheldon in Prescott.

    A large animal shelter is still set up at the Hidden Springs Ranch on Hwy 89 SW of Hayes Ranch Road.

    Call the Red Cross Shelter # 800-842-7349 for more information. If you evacuate please register with the Red Cross at RedCross.org and then look for Safe and Sound or call 800-733-2767.

    Go to YCSOAZ.gov and register your phone number for future evacuations.

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