Lee Fire: strategic plan for expected movement

Rocky Mountain Area Complex Incident Management Team 3

8.10.25, 6:59 p.m. – The weather, coupled with drought conditions, continues to create challenges for firefighters on the southern end of the Lee Fire. As the fire continues to move, fire managers are preparing a strategic plan of the expected movement. Scouting for contingency lines was part of today’s operations for the Divisions on the south end of the fire. Supported by air resources, including dropping retardant, firefighters continue to work to strengthen lines around Highway 13 and County Road 5. Please continue to monitor trusted sources for information.

Lee Fire plane fights fire

The official sources for fire information for the Elk and Lee Fires are:

The Elk and Lee Fire Information Facebook page

Inciweb Lee Fire: https://inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident…/cowrd-lee-fire

Inciweb Elk Fire: https://inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident…/cowrd-elk-rbx-fire

For accurate and up-to-date information for the counties impacted by these fires:

For Garfield County alerts, register at https://www.garco911.com

View Garfield County updates at https://garfieldcounty.net

Rio Blanco County Alerts: rbc.us

Lee Fire: strategic plan for expected movement