SMITH CANYON

The Smith Canyon Fire is a wildfire in Okanogan County, Washington, at T32 S21 S25 near 48.250283, -120.1442. It was first dispatched on August 22, 2026, at 08:25. Its current status is controlled.

At dispatch, the fire was reported at 6.4 acres. The available information identifies the fuels involved as grass and shrub. No mapped NIFC acreage, containment percentage, last mapping timestamp, or cause was provided in the facts available here.

No 24-hour or 7-day acreage change figures were provided, and no VIIRS or MODIS satellite hotspot data, radiative power values, or freshest thermal detection times were included in the supplied facts. Based on the status alone, the fire is currently listed as controlled.

No InciWeb incident management team daily update was provided in the supplied information, so there are no official situation, planned actions, safety message, or weather details to summarize from that source.

No evacuation zones or evacuation levels were included in the provided facts for the Smith Canyon Fire, and no road closures, highway restrictions, forest road closures, or milepost impacts were listed.

The incident commander is DeOliveira, and the dispatch center is Central Washington in Wenatchee. No resource totals, personnel counts, assigned aircraft, or camera information were included in the provided material.

No latest dispatch comments or recent field updates were provided beyond the initial dispatch record and the current status. The newest confirmed details available here are that the fire was first dispatched on August 22, 2026, at 08:25, and it is now listed as controlled.