Fire season not yet over for some
(Photo courtesy of BWFAM)
Originally Published: December 8, 2020 8 a.m.
As the extended fire season continues in other geographical areas, BIA Wildland Fire Management - Navajo Region (BWFAM) is assisting by sending a Type VI engine with module to the Cleveland National Forest in California. This gives seasonal employees additional employment typically not available this late in the year. From left: Firefighters Charlene Becenti, Forrest Towne, Ron Jumbo and Orlando Cleveland prepare for an assignment in California.
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