Here we go again folks, and remember whether its an ongoing lightning caused fire, someone dragging a chain, a cigarette out a window, power lines, a BBQ that catches something on fire or an arsonist, the potential for explosive fire growth exsists regardless of the initial cause
@kathyglayhay@RadDad1989 Check for crime victim clause too. Even pet coverage. Their care and supplies are reimbursable especially if not able to return home, e.g. dog kennels, leaches, pet beds, etc.
@RadDad1989@ciawatson Insurance should minus the deductible from your structure repairs then you don't have to have cash out of pocket. Also ask for a full paper copy of policy. If you have had same policy for many years with email renewal all benefits can easily be missed on declaration pg.
WATCH: Ranchers evacuate nearly 150 cows as the fast-moving Sinlahekin Fire closes in on the community.
The cattle were rushed through the streets of Conconully, Washington, in a dramatic race to safety.
“We didn’t hesitate and jumped right in to help,” one resident said after joining ranchers to steer the herd out of danger.
The wildfire has now grown to 85,000 acres and remains 0% contained, according to fire officials.
Air Space during Spokane Fires are RESTRICTED NO Drones WSP deployed a drone interceptors/Finder with assistance from SCSO. Please do not fly drones it interferes with firefighting efforts of the Aircraft!
Please stop flying your personal drones over wildfires. They can ground or collide with our firefighting aircraft, disrupting time critical firefighting and threatening people’s homes. Your photos are not worth someone’s home.
If you fly, we can’t.
Here is a short video clip from our Emergency Operations Team last night (08-01-2026) on Long Lake, facing the Spokane County side.
WILDLAND Fires: SPOKANE FIRES. This includes the Old Trails Road Fire, Autumn Lane, and Fairview Road Fire. Current Map: https://t.co/6UoiT5UU4r