National Interagency Coordination Center

Located in Boise, Idaho, the National Interagency Coordination Center (NICC) serves as the focal point for coordinating the mobilization of resources to wildland fires and other incidents throughout the United States. The NICC also provides Predictive Services related products designed to be used by the internal wildland fire community for critical decision-making surrounding incident management and resource allocation.

Current Preparedness Level

Current National Statistics
28 Incidents
Total Number of Large Fires
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4 Total
New Large Fires
33,611 Incidents
Year-to-date Wildfires
195,084 Acres
Acres Burned on Large Fires
5,661
Personnel Assigned to Wildfires
2,641,026 Acres
Year-to-date Acres Burned
Last Updated:

GACC Preparedness Levels

Geographic AreaPreparedness Level
Alaska2
Eastern2
Great Basin3
Northern California2
Northern Rockies1
Northwest2
Rocky Mountain2
Southern1
Southern California2
Southwest3

National Interagency Coordination Center

National Interagency Fire Center
3833 S. Development Ave.
Boise, Idaho, 83705

NIFC Homepage

nifc.gov

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