Important Notice: Greer Fire Updates.

Our ER remains open for all your Emergency Medical Needs

Update - 1:45 PM, May 15, 2025

Southwest Area Incident Management Team 3 has created a Phone number for real-time information

Operational update by Southwest Area Incident Management Team 3

https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1Fs4MNcQVh/


Update - 9:30 AM, May 15, 2025

ALERT: All areas north of SR 260 and west of Burk Road have been moved to SET. This also includes the area west of US-191 in Springerville Arizona. Please be prepared in the event of evacuations.

ALERT: All areas south of SR 260, Forest Service Road 85 and between Water Canyon Road and US 191/180 are put on SET. Please be prepared in the event of evacuations.

greer fire evacuation map as of May 15th 2025


Update - 2:45 PM, May 14, 2025

ALERT: All Eagar residents who are south of State Route 260 and between River Road and the SR260/180 junction have been moved to SET. Please prepare in the event you are evacuated.

Map of the evacuation orders for parts of eagar, az due to the greer fire.


Update - 2:15 PM, May 14, 2025

EMERGENCY: Due to wildfire threat, any residents south of HWY 260 and West of River Road have been moved to GO! EVACUATE NOW!  Updates will be provided on 311info.net


Update - 1:45 PM, May 14, 2025

Please practice smoke safety precautions.

The fire is now at 6,400 acres. It continues to move to the north/northeast The fire has moved through Hobson Canyon and is pushing onto State Trust lands at the head of the fire. SR 261 is now closed from SR 260 to the Point of Mountain. 

https://inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident-information/aza2s-greer-fire


Update - 10:45 AM, May 14, 2025

Please see below for a open letter to the community from our CEO

Community Letter


Update - 9:45 AM, May 14, 2025

Per the Apache County Office of Emergency Management, Multiple areas are in GO with some in SET.

GO: Greer, South Fork, and residents west of Highway 261

SET: River Road in Eagar west to Highway 261

A shelter is open in St. Johns at the County Fairgrounds. The fairgrounds has the capacity to house small and large animals.

Highway 260 is closed in both directions near Greer. For updated travel information: az511.com


Update - 7:15 PM, May 13, 2025

Evacuation location has been switched from The Round Valley Dome to Saint Johns BUB at the Fairgrounds.


Update - 5:30 PM, May 13, 2025

Set - Level 2 - Evacuation Warning

  • Everyone East of Southfork and East of the 261 with in a mile radius
  • 26 Bar neighborhood
  • All residents west of River Road in the town of Eager
  • Additional areas of Eagar have been placed into “SET” as shown in the url below: 

    https://311info.net/greer-fire-update-5-13-25-at-530-pm/


Update - 4:00 PM, May 13, 2025

If you have not done so already you can sign up for the Apache County Emergency Management and Preparedness Text allert system by going to this link: https://www.smart911.com/smart911/registration/registrationLanding.action


Update - 2:28 PM, May 13, 2025

Law Enforcement in Eagar, AZ is going door to door to notify residents they are put on SET in the 26 Bar neighborhood. This DOES NOT mean they are being evacuated. If the 26 Bar area is put on GO for Evacauations, we will put a notification out.

Apache County Shierrifs Office is in command of all evacuation. If there is a change in evacuation status, ACSO will notify residents alongside Round Valley Police.


Update – 2:00 PM, May 13, 2025


All citizens of Greer and north woods and south fork are on evacuation order.
Everyone east of south fork and east of 261 within a 1 mile radius is on set

Evacuation sites have been established as the:

RV Dome
Alpine Community Center
RVs and animals go to the Round Valley Rodeo Grounds

Initial Up:date – 12:45 PM, May 13, 2025

**Greer Fire Evacuation Information**

All of Greer is now being evacuated including North Woods and South Fork.

The situation is being monitored by the Northeastern Arizona Public Information System. 


Official Facebook page of the Apache County Emergency Management and Preparedness

 

 

Useful resources

Concerned About Wildfire Smoke?
Smoke from nearby wildfires can impact your health, especially if you have asthma, COPD, or other conditions. Learn how to protect your lungs, recognize symptoms, and prepare in case conditions worsen.

 Click here for our full guide on managing smoke exposure. 


CEO's Letter to the Community

To the members of our White Mountain community, those visiting and our courageous fire crews, please take a moment to read our CEOs open letter to the community. We are here for you, we stand ready to support you, and we are grateful for you.

Community Letter