The boundaries for the pre-evacuation area in Eagar is the west slope of Flattop Mountain on the east, Amity Lane on the west, and all of the area south of Schoolbus Road in Eagar.
From 593Info – “This notice is due to predicted high winds for the next few days. There is a possibility of spot fires during the high winds. If you see any spot fires occurring in the area please report it immediately to 911.
Law enforcement is issuing a pre-evacuation notice for a small area of SOUTH EAST EAGAR. This includes the Eagar area South of School Bus Rd., East of Amity Ln. to Juniper St. (W. of Flat Top). At this time residents are requested to prepare to move out of the area when notified by law enforcement. This notice is not time specific. Law Enforcement has not been advised of a specific time frame nor has it established one.
If you are asked to move out of the area we are hoping it is not for an extended time. If you are asked to leave, it is for your safety and to avoid interfering with fire fighting efforts. The Round Valley Intermediate School (Brown St. and 2nd St.) will be open for residents in the affected area as a temporary location to stand-by. If long term arrangements are needed you will be notified at the Round Valley Intermediate School.
This notice is an advisory only. The next notification issued by Law Enforcement will be either to move out of the area or to rescind the advisory. It is the intent of Law Enforcement that the residents of the South East Eagar area and surrounding community be prepared to move out as quickly as possible in the event it becomes necessary to leave due to the “Wallow Fire.”
We feel the possibility of spot fires and the need to remove citizens from the area is very small. But, we want you to be prepared just in case. For additional information or status updates, please call the “593” info center at (928) 333-3412 or visit their website at www.593info.com.”
Here is a map as best as I can visualize it from the report. Please do NOT consider this map to be the official pre-evacuation map, but is only a representation to help people see the affected area.
