Spokane Wildfire Support for Residents: Resources, Evacuation Shelters, and How to Help

Communities across Spokane County are facing widespread disruption as the Spokane Complex Wildfires continue to burn. According to updates from Monday night, the three fires making up the complex had burned over 10,000 acres. Strong winds, dry summer conditions, and low humidity fueled the flames, forcing approximately 65,000 Spokane County residents to evacuate. Early estimates suggest that roughly 700 homes and other buildings have been damaged or destroyed. Thankfully, no fatalities had been reported as of Monday afternoon. In the face of these challenges, communities across the Inland Northwest have come together. Neighbors, local businesses, first responders, and relief organizations are providing shelter, supplies, and support to those affected. Whether you’re looking for emergency resources, ways to help your neighbors, or guidance on safely returning home after an evacuation order is lifted, this guide brings together the information you need. What to do after a wildfire: step-by-step recovery guide Navigating the aftermath of a wildfire can feel overwhelming. If you are returning to your home or assessing damage after an evacuation, follow these essential steps to keep you...