An estimated 300 acres burned in two hours.
“Fire conditions were extremely dangerous with high winds, low humidity, and warm temperatures. I’m thankful for the support of our volunteers and neighboring agencies,” said Deputy Chief John Martens. Read on...
Riley County Fire District #1 was dispatched to two fires during dangerous conditions Wednesday, March 15. Fort Riley Fire and Manhattan Fire Departments provided mutual aid. More than 400 acres burned but no structures were lost. Read on...
On March 4th, a permitted outdoor burn in southeast Riley County got out of control, burning over 300 acres of grassland and threatening structures and outbuildings in the area of Deep Creek Road. Read on...