
Navarre Fire Reaches 80% Containment, Evacuations Reduced
Residents on Navarre-Coulee Road are breathing a little easier this morning after a wildfire triggered Level 2 "Get Set" evacuation notices Sunday.
The Navarre Fire is now 80% contained, and the Chelan County Sheriff's Office downgraded evacuations from U.S. 97A to Johnson Creek Road to Level 1 after burning 300 acres.
The fire started Saturday, July 4, at just before 10 p.m. The fire prompted Level 1 evacuation notices approximately 20 minutes later.

The following morning, the sheriff's office issued Level 1 evacuation notices, but winds created a dangerous situation by the early afternoon, when the sheriff's office issued Level 2 notices.
Fire crews made significant progress by 7:45 p.m, and the National Interagency Fire Center said the fire is 80% contained as of 2 a.m.
The cause is under investigation. There have been no reports of damaged or lost structures or injuries.
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