The Wilson Fire, located 2.5 miles north of downtown Sedona is now at a quarter-acre
and 50 percent containment. There’s been no change in fire behavior since the fire was
first reported at 1:30 a.m. today. The fire continues to minimally creep and smolder on
a flat mesa in the Brins Fire (2006) burn scar. The fire’s spread potential is low due to
light southwest winds. Air attack has been released from the incident, but two engines
remain on scene. The fire will be staffed overnight. Smoke will be visible from the
Sedona, Oak Creek and Munds Park areas. There are no closures at this time. The
cause of the Wilson Fire is under investigation.
