Archive · 28 Jul 2026
Valley Springs Fire Sparks Evacuations in Spokane
A big fire called the Valley Springs Fire started near Spokane, Washington.
It grew very quickly and covered about 22 acres in just an hour.
Because of this, people living nearby were told to leave their homes right away to stay safe.
Firefighters are working hard to stop the fire from spreading further.
A fast-moving vegetation fire named Valley Springs Fire started near 5900 E. Valley Springs Road in Spokane County, Washington.
The fire expanded to approximately 22 acres within an hour of being reported.
Level 3 evacuation orders were issued for areas north of Beacon Hill.
Emergency crews are working to contain the growing blaze.
Residents in the affected areas were ordered to evacuate immediately.
- Who
- Residents and firefighters in Spokane County
- What
- A fast-moving vegetation fire named Valley Springs Fire
- When
- Around 3 PM local time on Monday
- Where
- Near 5900 E. Valley Springs Road, Spokane County, Washington
- Why
- The fire expanded rapidly, prompting evacuation orders for nearby neighborhoods.
Residents' Safety
Firefighters' Containment Efforts
Evacuation Orders
Residents' Safety
Residents are being evacuated to ensure their safety from the fast-moving fire.
Firefighters' Containment Efforts
Firefighters are working to contain the fire and protect the evacuated areas.
- Fire Name
- Valley Springs Fire
- Location
- Spokane County, Washington
- Reported Time
- 3 PM local time on Monday
- Initial Size
- 22 acres
- Evacuation Level
- Level 3 (Go Now!)