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Restricted Airspace, State Fire Mobilization for Spokane Fires

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Spokane County has restricted airspace around the Spokane Complex fires to unauthorized aircraft, including drones, as of August 5, 2026, to protect firefighting operations. The Washington State Patrol reported that unauthorized drones caused aerial firefighting to halt at least once on August 2-3, with 26 drones detected on August 2 and 13 on August 3.

State fire assistance was mobilized for the Autumn Fire, which started August 1 at 3:22 p.m. near Nine Mile Falls and Suncrest, and the Fairview Fire, which started August 1 near Mead. Both fires are burning in brush and grass, threatening homes and powerlines, with the Autumn Fire estimated at 200 acres. State Fire Marshal’s Office personnel are coordinating resource dispatch, and the State Emergency Operations Center is at full activation.

The FBI Counter UAS Task Force is monitoring the airspace, and drone operators are urged to check for TFRs before flying. Violations can result in civil or criminal penalties.

πŸ“„ Source: Washington State Patrol β€” https://wsp.wa.gov/
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    Spokane County has restricted airspace around the Spokane Complex fires to unauthorized aircraftβ€œThe airspace surrounding the Spokane Complex fires is currently restricted to all unauthorized aircraft, including drones, to ensure the safety and effectiveness of aerial firefighting operations.”
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    Spokane County has restricted airspace around the Spokane Complex fires to dronesβ€œThe airspace surrounding the Spokane Complex fires is currently restricted to all unauthorized aircraft, including drones, to ensure the safety and effectiveness of aerial firefighting operations.”
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    Spokane County has restricted airspace around the Spokane Complex fires as of August 5, 2026β€œThe airspace surrounding the Spokane Complex fires is currently restricted to all unauthorized aircraft, including drones, to ensure the safety and effectiveness of aerial firefighting operations.”
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    Spokane County has restricted airspace around the Spokane Complex fires to protect firefighting operationsβ€œThe airspace surrounding the Spokane Complex fires is currently restricted to all unauthorized aircraft, including drones, to ensure the safety and effectiveness of aerial firefighting operations.”
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    The Washington State Patrol reported that unauthorized drones caused aerial firefighting to halt at least onceβ€œOn August 2, the system detected 26 unauthorized drones, followed by 13 additional unauthorized drones on August 3, causing aerial firefighting to stop at least once.”
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    The Washington State Patrol reported that unauthorized drones caused aerial firefighting to halt on August 2-3β€œOn August 2, the system detected 26 unauthorized drones, followed by 13 additional unauthorized drones on August 3, causing aerial firefighting to stop at least once.”
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    26 drones were detected on August 2β€œOn August 2, the system detected 26 unauthorized drones, followed by 13 additional unauthorized drones on August 3, causing aerial firefighting to stop at least once.”
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    13 drones were detected on August 3β€œOn August 2, the system detected 26 unauthorized drones, followed by 13 additional unauthorized drones on August 3, causing aerial firefighting to stop at least once.”
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    State fire assistance was mobilized for the Autumn Fireβ€œState fire assistance has been mobilized under the Washington State Fire Services Resource Mobilization Plan in support of local firefighters working to contain the Autumn Fire located in Spokane County, near Nine Mile Falls and Stevens County, near Suncrest.”
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    The Autumn Fire started August 1 at 3:22 p.m.β€œThe Autumn Fire started on August 1, 2026, at approximately 3:22 p.m.”
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    The Autumn Fire started near Nine Mile Falls and SuncrestNo usable supporting receipt β€” unverified.
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    The Autumn Fire started near MeadNo usable supporting receipt β€” unverified.
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    The Fairview Fire started August 1β€œThe Fairview Fire started on Aug”
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    The Fairview Fire started near Meadβ€œThe Fairview Fire started on Aug”
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    Both fires are burning in brush and grassβ€œIt is burning in brush and grass and is threatening homes, powerlines, and timber.”
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    Both fires are threatening homes and powerlinesβ€œIt is burning in brush and grass and is threatening homes, powerlines, and timber.”
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    The Autumn Fire is estimated at 200 acresβ€œThis fire is estimated at 200 acres and growing.”
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    State Fire Marshal’s Office personnel are coordinating resource dispatchβ€œState Fire Marshal’s Office personnel are en route and working remotely to coordinate the dispatch of resources.”
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    The State Emergency Operations Center is at full activationβ€œThe State Emergency Operations Center at Camp Murray is activated to Level 1, full activation, to help coordinate state assistance for the Autumn Fire.”
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    The FBI Counter UAS Task Force is monitoring the airspaceβ€œThe FBI Counter UAS Task Force, including members of the King County Sheriff's Office, the Spokane County Sheriff's Office, the Seattle Police Department, and the Washington State Patrol, has deployed specialized equipment capable of detecting unauthorized drones operating within the 24 hour restricted airspace.”
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    Drone operators are urged to check for TFRs before flyingβ€œBefore flying, drone operators should always check for Temporary Flight Restrictions (TFRs), No Drone Zones, and local ordinances.”
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    Violations can result in civil or criminal penaltiesβ€œOperating a drone without proper authorization in restricted airspace is both illegal and dangerous and may result in civil or criminal penalties.”

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