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Photo gallery: June 21: Monument Fire
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Photo gallery: June 21: Monument Fire

  • Jun 21, 2011
  • Jun 21, 2011 Updated Jun 21, 2011

Images from the Monument Fire, June 21, 2011.

Monument Fire

Monument Fire
Fire crews monitor a burnout between Ramsey Canyon Road north to Kachina Road and west of Arizona 92 at the Monument Fire A.E. Araiza/Arizona Daily Star

Monument Fire

Monument Fire
Members of the Globe Hotshots burn out an area between Ramsey Canyon Road north to Kachina Road and west of Arizona 92 on Tuesday, June 21, 2011, in Sierra Vista, Ariz. The crews work along a bulldozer line using drip torches which contain a mixture of diesel and gas. The burnout is to create a contingency line to protect the homes in the area. A.E. Araiza/Arizona Daily Star

Monument Fire

Monument Fire
Karl Griffor looks in on Buck, his 24-year-old Buckskin horse, at the Sierra Vista Riding Club after being evacuated last Sunday because of the Monument Fire A.E. Araiza/Arizona Daily Star

Monument Fire

Monument Fire
Ryan Doyle with the Mill Creek Hotshots and Conor Hughes with Globe Hotshots stand at a crossroads where bulldozers created a line for a burnout operation A.E. Araiza/Arizona Daily Star

Monument Fire

Monument Fire
Salvation Army members Mike Dunne from Tucson and Luis Ortiz from Nogales open up packages of bacon as they prepare breakfast in the late afternoon in the cafeteria at Buena High School where the American Red Cross has established an evacuation center for people whose homes are threatened or destroyed by the Monument Fire A.E. Araiza/Arizona Daily Star

Monument Fire

Monument Fire
A members of the Globe Hotshots burns out an area between Ramsey Canyon Road north to Kachina Road and west of Arizona 92 A.E. Araiza/Arizona Daily Star

Monument Fire

Monument Fire
Salvation Army members Anderson Schmig, Sheila Ridley and Luis Ortiz prepare breakfast in the late afternoon in the cafeteria at Buena High School where the American Red Cross has established an evacuation center for people whose homes are threatened or destroyed by the Monument Fire A.E. Araiza/Arizona Daily Star

Monument Fire

Monument Fire
Members of the Globe Hotshots burn out an area between Ramsey Canyon Road north to Kachina Road and west of Arizona 92 at the Monument Fire. A.E. Araiza/Arizona Daily Star

Monument Fire

Monument Fire
With their backs to the fire and heavy smoke in the air, members of the Globe Hotshots look for hot spots in the unburned area during a burnout of an section between Ramsey Canyon Road north to Kachina Road and west of Arizona 92 A.E. Araiza/Arizona Daily Star

Monument Fire

Monument Fire
Brittani Richardson, 4, plays with some donated toys in the cafeteria at Buena High School where the American Red Cross has established an evacuation center for people whose homes are threatened or destroyed by the Monument Fire on Tuesday, June 21, 2011, in Sierra Vista, Ariz. Eight members of the Richardson family, who live in Hereford, were evacuated last Thursday but stayed with family members in Sierra Vista until today. Based on information from friends in the Border Patrol their home is still standing, said Brad and Darci Richardson. With flames less than a quarter of a mile from their home, the family left all their toys at home, she said. A.E. Araiza/Arizona Daily Star

Monument Fire

Monument Fire
Mercedes Richardson, 7, is mesmerized as she plays with a donated doll in the cafeteria at Buena High School where the American Red Cross has established an evacuation center for people whose homes are threatened or destroyed by the Monument Fire on Tuesday, June 21, 2011, in Sierra Vista, Ariz. Eight members of the Richardson family, who live in Hereford, were evacuated last Thursday but stayed with family members in Sierra Vista until today. Based on information from friends in the Border Patrol their home is still standing, said Brad and Darci Richardson. With flames less than a quarter of a mile from their home, the family left all their toys at home, she said. A.E. Araiza/Arizona Daily Star

Monument Fire

Monument Fire
Janet Fontenot looks through some donated clothes piled up in a hallway at Buena High School where the American Red Cross has established an evacuation center for people whose homes are threatened or destroyed by the Monument Fire on Tuesday, June 21, 2011, in Sierra Vista, Ariz. Fontenot, who lives on Bevers and Arizona 92, does not know if her home is still standing or the condition of her pets, a dog and chickens, she said. A.E. Araiza/Arizona Daily Star

Monument Fire

Monument Fire
Ellen Pott of Tucson, and Susan Glandon of Sierra Vista, both with the Girls Scouts of Southern Arizona, are making sleeping masks for people staying in the gymnasium at Buena High School where the American Red Cross has established an evacuation center for people whose homes are threatened or destroyed by the Monument Fire on Tuesday, June 21, 2011, in Sierra Vista, Ariz. A.E. Araiza/Arizona Daily Star

Monument Fire

Monument Fire
This is a detail of Ellen Pott of Tucson, with the Girls Scouts of Southern Arizona, as she makes a sleeping masks for people staying in the gymnasium at Buena High School where the American Red Cross has established an evacuation center for people whose homes are threatened or destroyed by the Monument Fire on Tuesday, June 21, 2011, in Sierra Vista, Ariz. A.E. Araiza/Arizona Daily Star

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Containment of Monument Fire now at 45 percent

Containment of Monument Fire now at 45 percent

Evacuations ordered in advance of planned controlled burns tonight by firefighters working to create containment lines.

Monument Fire now at 28,000 acres, 59% contained

Monument Fire now at 28,000 acres, 59% contained

June 22, 8:30 p.m.

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