By Zach Spadt
Staff Writer 

Crews to begin demobilizing after fighting Billy Creek Fire

 

COURTESY/Chris Kocher, Worland Fire Protection District

A fixed-wing aircraft drops fire retardant on the Billy Creek Fire near Ten Sleep which consumed between 13 and 14 acres.

WORLAND - Firefighters have begun demobilizing after fighting the Billy Creek Fire, a fire which was ignited by a Sunday, Aug. 9 lightning strike on the Nature Conservancy's Ten Sleep Preserve southeast of Ten Sleep.

According to a press release issued by Worland Fire Protection District No. 1, upon arrival, crews were unable to gain access with engines to suppress the fire.

Due to the lack...



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