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HORNET

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The HORNET Fire is a wildfire in Okanogan County, Washington, at T32 R21 S26 near 48.25105, -120.17775. It was first dispatched on July 17, 2026, at 05:22:42.717. Its current status is listed as OUT.

At dispatch, the fire was reported at 1 acre. The available information identifies the fuels involved as grass and shrub, along with timber and understory. No separate mapped acreage, containment percentage, last mapping time, or cause is provided in the available facts.

No 24-hour or 7-day acreage change information is provided, and there are no satellite thermal detection details available here to indicate recent fire spread, holding behavior, or cooling.

Evacuation information is not included in the available facts. No Level 3 GO NOW, Level 2 GET SET, or Level 1 GET READY zones are listed for this incident.

Road closure and access information is not provided in the available details. No highways, forest roads, or milepost closures are identified here for the HORNET Fire.

Resource information is limited in the available report. The incident commander is Davis, and the dispatch center is Central Washington, based in Wenatchee. No assigned unit list, personnel count, aircraft activity, or camera information is included in the provided facts.

No newer dispatch comments or field updates are included in the information provided beyond the initial dispatch record and the current status showing the fire is out.

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