Due to drier weather conditions and increased fire danger the Kaibab National Forest has issued a temporary closure for the Bill Williams Mountain watershed area until it receives significant precipitation.
The closure boundary begins at the junction of Interstate 40 and Forest Road (FR) 108, commonly known as the Devil Dog exit, and travels south and east along FR108 to the junction of FR108 and County Road (CR) 73. The boundary then extends north along CR 73 to the junction of Old Route 66 in the city of Williams. From this junction, the boundary travels west to the junction of Old Route 66 and Interstate 40 at the Country Club exit. The boundary then travels west along Interstate 40 to the junction of FR 108 at the Devil Dog exit.
As of May 4, the Kaibab National Forest implemented Stage 2 fire restrictions across the entire Williams and Tusayan Ranger Districts. For details, please read the Stage 2 fire restrictions news release.
To report a wildland fire, please contact Williams Dispatch Center at (928) 635-2601. If you don't reach a dispatcher directly, or in any other emergency, please call 9-1-1.
Due to drier weather conditions and increased fire danger the Kaibab National Forest has issued a temporary closure for the Bill Williams Mountain watershed area until it receives significant precipitation.
The closure boundary begins at the junction of Interstate 40 and Forest Road (FR) 108, commonly known as the Devil Dog exit, and travels south and east along FR108 to the junction of FR108 and County Road (CR) 73. The boundary then extends north along CR 73 to the junction of Old Route 66 in the city of Williams. From this junction, the boundary travels west to the junction of Old Route 66 and Interstate 40 at the Country Club exit. The boundary then travels west along Interstate 40 to the junction of FR 108 at the Devil Dog exit.
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