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Source: Arizona 511

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Source: Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests

Burn Line: 928-535-6709Call before you burn. A fire-danger level or Forest Service restriction does not determine local burn status. Incidents, prescribed fire, and recreation closures are separate conditions.

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Source: Navajo County Emergency Management

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A Black Mesa Hotshots firefighter using a drip torch on the Hull Fire in the Kaibab National Forest
Black Mesa Hotshots on the Kaibab National Forest. USDA Forest Service photo by Randi Shaffer.

Friday feature · September 25, 2026

Beyond the Trees

What does the Forest Service do around Heber–Overgaard? Meet the Black Mesa Ranger District through its fire crews, forest work, trails, wild horses, history, permits, volunteers and career opportunities.

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A rainbow above pine trees and cabins in the mountain community

Life in Heber–Overgaard

Two Beginnings. One Community. Plenty of Reasons to Stay.

What first brought you to Heber–Overgaard—and what keeps you coming back? Our community story explores the area’s separate beginnings, the businesses that make mountain life work, and the connections that turn a weekend destination into somewhere that feels like home. Whether you have lived here for decades, spend your summers here, or are planning your first visit, there is always another reason to look a little closer.

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A rainbow above pine trees and cabins in the mountain community

Local history

Before the cabins and highway traffic

Rangers, lumbermen, Dust Bowl families and wartime Arizona all left marks on the mountain community we know today. Explore the rougher history behind Heber–Overgaard.

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Rim Country Senior Citizens Center sign, established in 1986

Neighbors helping neighbors

Where does the help actually go?

See how local thrift stores, volunteers and community groups support meals, transportation, school programs and other practical resources around Heber–Overgaard.

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Current community connections

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