ADEQ's Air Quality Division implements a Smoke Management Plan that works toward a reduction in smoke impacts due to prescribed/controlled burning of nonagricultural fuels with particular regard to heavy forest fuels. All state lands, parks and forests, as well as any federally managed lands in Arizona, are under the jurisdiction of ADEQ in matters relating to air pollution from prescribed burning.

• Arizona Daily Prescribed Fire Approvals
• Arizona Daily Prescribed Fire Map
• Arizona Smoke Management Map
• Download Forms
• Forest and Range Management Rules
  • NEW! Revised Rules Text (Effective March 15, 2004)
  • Official Arizona Administrative Code
• Example Smoke Dispersion Map
• Selected Program Summaries: Graphical representations of burning activities
  • Quarterly Number of Arizona Prescribed Fire Request
  • Annual Prescribed Fire Activity on Arizona Federal, State, and Tribal Land (1991 - 2002)
  • Relative Contribution of Acres Burned Among Fire and Fuel Type (2000 - 2002)
  • Relative Contribution of Arizona Land Management Agencies (1991 - 2002)
• Estimation Model (SASEM Model) and Instructions
• Air Quality and Wildfire Smoke
• Fires and Regional Haze
  • Arizona's Regional Haze SIP
  • Western Regional Air Partnership (WRAP) Fire Emissions Joint Forum
• Additional Links
    Incident Situation Wild Fire Report
    Southwest Coordination Center
    USDA Forest Service Air Management
    Pacific Northwest Air Resource Program
    U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
• Arizona Fire Weather Forecasts
    Flagstaff zone
    Phoenix zone
    Tucson zone
• March 14-15, 2005 ADEQ Smoke Management Meeting
  • First Annual Smoke Management Meeting
  • First Annual Smoke Management Meeting - Annual Emission Goal
  • Forms and Reporting Update
  • Forecasting for Prescribed Fires
  • Smoke Monitoring

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