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SNACK SHACK

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The Snack Shack Fire is an active wildfire in Okanogan County, Washington, near Blue Star Lane at T37 R28 S25. It was first dispatched on July 14, 2026, at 14:30:12.947. The incident remains listed as active.

At dispatch, the fire was reported at 0.1 acre. No mapped NIFC acreage, containment percentage, last mapping timestamp, fuel or vegetation information, or cause information was provided in the available facts.

No 24-hour or 7-day acreage change information was provided, and no satellite thermal activity details were included in the available facts. Based on the provided information alone, no further characterization of growth or fire spread can be confirmed.

No InciWeb incident management team daily update was provided for this fire, so there are no official situation, planned actions, safety message, or weather details available from that source in the supplied facts.

No evacuation zones or evacuation levels were provided in the available information for the Snack Shack Fire. No road closures, highway restrictions, forest road closures, or milepost impacts were included in the supplied facts.

The fire is being handled through the Northeast Washington dispatch center in Colville. No assigned resources, personnel count, incident commander, aircraft activity, or camera information was provided in the available facts.

The latest dispatch activity listed for the Snack Shack Fire is: “DNR ASSIST OTHER AGENCY.” No additional recent field updates were included in the information provided.

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