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Lost Lake Fire

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Unit Information

Colorado River Agency 
12124 1st Avenue Parker Arizona 85344 
Parker, Arizona, 
Arizona 
85344 
Colorado River Agency 
12124 1st Avenue Parker Arizona 85344 
Parker, Arizona, 
Arizona 
85344 

Incident Contacts

  • Dolores Garcia
    Email:
    dagarcia@blm.gov
    Phone:
    602-828-8734
    Hours:
    M-S 8a.m - 9p.m
  • Robyn Broyles
    Email:
    Robyn.Broyles@bia.gov
    Phone:
    208-559-1187
    Hours:
    M-S 8a.m. -9p.m.

May 29 Lost Lake Update

Lost Lake Fire
Publication Type: News 10/26/2022

May 29, 2021

Parker, AZ – The Lost Lake Fire started May 26th on the Colorado River Indian Reservation 14 miles southwest of Parker, AZ. The 5,300 acre-fire is now burning along both sides the Colorado River in California and Arizona.

The fire is most active along the Colorado River basin on both sides of the river. Firefighters are working to stop the fire’s northern progression by using six large helicopters that are supporting firefighters on the ground who are using heavy equipment, a fire boat, and engines to contain the fire’s spread.

Evacuations: 15 homes along 15th avenue, AZ are evacuated. For residents needing assistance, Red Cross has an evacuation center at the Parker Senior Center. The evacuation order for Lost Lake Resort was lifted and residents were allowed to return to their homes the evening of May 28th.

Management Objective: Key incident objectives include keeping the fire inside the river basin, away from communities areas, specifically north of Agnes Wilson Road, safely protecting structures along 15th avenue, and restoring power to the residential community of Hidden Valley Resort. Firefighters are coordinating with resource advisors to identify and protect cultural, archeological, and other sensitive sites while they work to contain the fire. 

Operational Update: BIA Colorado River Electrical Services restored power to Lost Lake Resort May 28th and are in the process of restoring power to Hidden Valley. The company estimates having this complete by Tuesday or Wednesday. A wind event May 28th pushed the fire across the Colorado River into Arizona and forced firefighters to evacuate 15 homes along 15th avenue, north of Agnes Wilson Road. In total, there was 565 acres of new growth, which decreased the overall containment 10%. The fire is now 5,465 acres and 34% contained. There were no structures damaged and residents are expected to return to their homes by the end of today if conditions allow. A fire boat will support firefighters with providing water crews extinguish thick brush and salt cedar that grows within the river basin. Firefighters are patrolling the southern flanks of the fire area to ensure there is no remaining heat. 

Safety: The health and safety of firefighters and the public are always our first priority. Please stay away from the Lost Lake Fire area to allow fire personnel to safely work. Drive slowly along roadways where fire traffic are working, and do not stop. 

Weather: Weather is anticipated to be cooler with calmer winds than Saturday, though winds may reach 25mph at times.

Primary and Cooperating Agencies: Bureau of Indian Affairs, Colorado River Indian Tribes, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Bureau of Land Management, U.S. Forest Service, Riverside County Fire and other cooperating entities. 
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