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Coyote Fire Contained, Repairs Begin

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The Coyote Fire, reported July 16, remains confined to its current perimeter as of September 18, 2026, with no anticipated growth outside established lines. Oregon Department of Forestry (ODF) incident management teams will now focus on extinguishing remaining heat sources and improving containment lines.

Interior smoldering is expected to persist due to dry vegetation, but the fire remains contained 5 miles south of Post, Oregon. Crews will prioritize landscape restoration to natural conditions following the fire's containment.

📄 Source: InciWeb Active Wildfires http://inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident-information/or95s-coyote-fire
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  • The Coyote Fire was reported on July 16The Coyote Fire was reported on Friday, July 16th.
  • The Coyote Fire remains confined to its current perimeter as of September 18, 2026The Coyote and Henry Fires remain confined to their current footprint and no growth is anticipated outside of the established fire perimeter.
  • The Coyote Fire has no anticipated growth outside established linesThe Coyote and Henry Fires remain confined to their current footprint and no growth is anticipated outside of the established fire perimeter.
  • Oregon Department of Forestry (ODF) incident management teams will focus on extinguishing remaining heat sourcesCrews will focus on extinguishing these remaining heat sources and improving containment lines.
  • Oregon Department of Forestry (ODF) incident management teams will focus on improving containment linesCrews will focus on extinguishing these remaining heat sources and improving containment lines.
  • Interior smoldering is expected to persist due to dry vegetationHowever, interior smoldering will persist as vegetation remains dry.
  • The Coyote Fire remains contained 5 miles south of Post, OregonThe Coyote and Henry Fires remain confined to their current footprint and no growth is anticipated outside of the established fire perimeter.
  • Crews will prioritize landscape restoration to natural conditions following the fire's containmentODF CIMT 1 took command of the fires on September 9th. The team will focus on repair work on the incident to restore the landscape back to natural conditions.

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