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Arizona Wildfire Map — Live Fires & Containment

The federal wildfire feed currently lists no active wildfires in Arizona.

Active wildfires in Arizona right now, the share of Arizona homes in the wildland-urban interface, and where to find official information. The list and counts come from the federal wildfire feed; the WUI figures come from the SILVIS Lab at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. The active-fire data refreshes every 15 minutes.

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Live Arizona wildfire map

Fire markers show active wildfires reported across Arizona, refreshed every 15 minutes.

Every Arizona wildfire right now

No active wildfires in Arizona right now. When a new incident is reported to the federal feed it appears here within 15 minutes.

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2026 wildfires in Arizona

5 Arizona wildfires reached 1,000 acres in 2026, by our 15-minute archive of the federal feed, which begins May 24, 2026. Largest first, with the dates each was listed in the feed:

FireAcresFirst listedLast listed
Pocket Fire27,393 acresJun 20, 2026Jul 31, 2026
Sycamore Fire11,939 acresJun 16, 2026Jul 30, 2026
Rock Canyon Fire4,823 acresJun 15, 2026Aug 5, 2026
Island Fire3,145 acresJul 26, 2026Aug 11, 2026
Steamboat Fire1,576 acresJun 26, 2026Jul 1, 2026

Arizona in the 2026 season archive →

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Arizona wildfire questions, answered live

Where are the fires in Arizona right now?

As of Oct 17, 2026, 23:45 UTC, the federal wildfire feed lists no active wildfires in Arizona. This page refreshes every 15 minutes, so a newly reported fire appears here quickly.

Are there any wildfires in Arizona today?

Not according to the current federal feed: zero wildfires are listed in Arizona right now.

What is the biggest fire in Arizona right now?

There are no wildfires listed in Arizona at the moment.

What were the largest wildfires in Arizona in 2026?

5 wildfires in Arizona reached 1,000 acres in 2026, by FireRiskHere’s archive of the federal feed, which begins May 24, 2026. The largest were Pocket Fire (27,393 acres), Sycamore Fire (11,939 acres), and Rock Canyon Fire (4,823 acres). Each has its own page with a day-by-day timeline; the full list is in the 2026 season archive.

How current is this Arizona wildfire map?

The data comes from the National Interagency Fire Center's WFIGS incident feed and is refreshed every 15 minutes. It was last updated Oct 17, 2026, 23:45 UTC. Containment percentages and acreage are what incident teams report; they can lag the situation on the ground by hours.

Where do I find evacuation orders for Arizona?

Evacuation orders come from county sheriffs and local emergency management, not from this site. Use the official Arizona sources listed on this page and your county’s alert system. FireRiskHere is for awareness only.

Homes in the wildland-urban interface

About 47% of Arizona’s homes sit inside the wildland-urban interface — roughly 1.5 million of 3.1 million statewide, according to the SILVIS Lab’s 2020 dataset. The share varies sharply by county: from about 31% in Phoenix’s Maricopa County to about 94% in Yavapai County.

The five Arizona counties with the most homes in the wildland-urban interface:

  • Maricopa Countyabout 566,000 homes
  • Pima Countyabout 275,000 homes
  • Pinal Countyabout 129,000 homes
  • Yavapai Countyabout 114,000 homes
  • Mohave Countyabout 102,000 homes

Being in the interface is a description of geography, not a forecast of fire — it captures how close a building sits to vegetation that can burn. These classifications change slowly; the figures here come from the SILVIS Lab’s most recent revision of the 1990–2020 dataset, released February 2025.

Official Arizona sources

  • Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management — dffm.az.gov
  • Arizona Department of Emergency and Military Affairs — dema.az.gov

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