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Updated: Dog Head Fire grows to 12,000 acres; homes possibly burned
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Helmich said zero percent of the fire was contained as of noon Thursday under “red flag” conditions. Sustained west-to-southwest winds were blowing at 15 mph, with gusts registering 25 to 30 mph...
New Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez on Thursday issued an Executive Order declaring a State of Emergency in Bernalillo and Torrance Counties due to the Dog Head fire. The order makes emergency funding up to $750,000 available for “resources and services necessary to avoid and minimize economic and physical harm until the situation becomes stabilized and again under local self-support and control"
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