On Tuesday afternoon, a small brush fire quickly spread and grew to become the Diamond Fire. It was burning toward McDowell Mountain Regional Park.
What began as a small brush fire became the raging Diamond Fire near McDowell Mountain Regional Park in Scottsdale on June 27, 2023.Evacuations were ordered in north Scottsdale on Tuesday afternoon as a fast-moving brush fire threatened neighborhoods.
Officials closed eastbound traffic at 128th Street and Ranch Gate Road as the Diamond Fire raged nearby. According to the Scottsdale Police Department, the fire was moving east toward the McDowell Mountain Regional Park, with evacuations being announced for this area:🚨UPDATED🚨 EVACUATION ZONE :
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