Crews holding line on Old Greer Fire

Firefighters have contained the Old Greer Fire, which started on Wednesday and has burned about 75 acres near Orofino, Idaho. The blaze threatens five structures and has resulted in the closure of Old Greer Grade. Resources dedicated to the firefighting effort include 50 firefighters, six engines, three dozers, and three water tenders, with additional crews expected to join today. The Idaho Department of Lands, Nez Perce Tribe, U. S.

Forest Service, and Clearwater-Potlatch Timber Protection Association are among the agencies collaborating on the response. Containing the fire is vital to protect local communities and prevent property damage. The Old Greer Fire highlights the ongoing challenges of wildfire management in the region, especially during peak fire season. As the situation evolves, officials remain vigilant in their efforts to safeguard lives and property. The coordinated response illustrates the importance of inter-agency collaboration in handling wildfire emergencies.