Southwest Coordination Center (SWCC) Website

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The Southwest Coordination Center (SWCC) is the interagency focal point for coordinating the mobilization of resources between the twelve Federal and State Dispatch Centers of the Southwest Area and, when necessary, the National Coordination Center (NICC) in Boise, ID.

Located in Albuquerque, New Mexico, the SWCC provides logistical support (i.e. mobilization / demobilization) for wildland fire, prescribed fire, and other all-risk incidents. In addition, the Center provides Predictive Services and Intelligence related-products in support of incident management decision-making for wildland fire managers and on-the-ground wildland firefighters.

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Southwest Area

Wildland Fire Lessons Learned Center

SWCC
- SWCC is currently operating in an "Office and Virtual" environment.
COVID-19
- Wildland Fire References & Resources
OTHER
- Where to Report a Fire?

SW Energy Release Component (ERC)

SW Fire Potential - Day 1

SW Resource Mobilization Potential - Day 1

On Saturday, 7/16/2022, a Bernalillo County (New Mexico) Sheriff's Department helicopter crashed while returning from the East Mesa Fire (NM-N4S). All four passengers (three from the Bernalillo County Sheriffs Department and one from the Bernalillo County Fire Department) did not survive the crash. The firefighting community extends our condolences to the family and friends of the deceased.
2022 National Week of Remembrance (June 30 - July 6)
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COVID - Wildland Fire References & Resources
IROC - Catalog Position Codes
Subscribe to SW Morning Situation Report, SW Fire Environment Report, and/or SW Prescribed Fire Report
SW Geographic Area Boundary Change (January 2022)

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SWCC Twitter Account was created on October 1, 2009 and currently has over 12K+ followers.

PLEASE NOTE ... the SWCC website is designed primarily for the active wildland firefighting community for the purpose of planning and strategical operations. It is not designed as a "public wildland fire information" website. There are sites established for this purpose including InciWeb, Arizona Fire Information, and New Mexico Fire Information.