US EditionOak Ridge Fire Slows, But Evacuation Orders Remain in Place for Navajo Nation Residents
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Oak Ridge Fire Slows, But Evacuation Orders Remain in Place for Navajo Nation Residents
As of Saturday evening, evacuation orders remained active for communities near the Oak Ridge Fire burning on tribal land in eastern Arizona, despite the fire’s growth slowing and containment improving. The wildfire, which ignited on June 28 southwest of Window Rock, had scorched 10,814 acres by Saturday night, according to the Navajo Department of Emergency Management. Containment reached 42% Source
WINDOW ROCK, Arizona – The Navajo Nation and the Department of Health of New Mexico signed a Memorandum of Understanding to strengthen the exchange of data and coordination in public health matters between the two entities. Among other measures, the agreement allows the Navajo Nation to access and analyze health data of the tribe members to use them in the search for ways to improve the health outcomes of the community. This “historic” agreement…
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