Pocket Fire Burns 100 Acres North of Sedona, Sparks Evacuations

Pocket Fire burning north of Sedona grows to 500 acres in size

Crews are responding to a fire in the Coconino National Forest. Here's what we know.

Pocket Fire forces Oak Creek Canyon evacuations

The Pocket Fire has burned 100 acres north of Sedona, triggering mandatory evacuations for residents in Oak Creek Canyon area. An evacuation center has been set up in Sedona.

Pocket Fire burns 100 acres north of Sedona, sparks evacuations

Smoke is rising over Sedona’s red rocks as the Pocket Fire sparks highway closures and evacuations.

Evacuations ordered for Pocket Fire north of Sedona; Highway 89A closed in both directions

The American Red Cross Arizona announced it is opening an evacuation shelter at Sedona Red Rock Jr. Sr. High School (995 Upper Red Rock Loop Road) due to the Pocket Fire near the Coconino County-Yavapai County line north of Sedona.

Sedona Pocket Fire update: Massive vegetation blaze in Arizona; check map, evacuation plans - scary videos emerge

A massive vegetation fire dubbed the Pocket Fire broke out on Friday, June 19, in the Red Rock-Secret Mountain Wilderness Area, north of Sedona, in Arizona. 

'Pocket Fire' sparks near Sedona, evacuation orders in place

According to the Coconino County Sheriff's Office, a "GO order" is in effect for all visitors and residents in Oak Creek Canyon between Sedona and Forest Highlands.