Spokane Wildfire August 2026 Resources

Our hearts are with every individual, family, and first responder affected by the Spokane-area wildfires.

This page is designed to connect our community with trusted, up-to-date resources. As conditions continue to change, we will update this page with the latest verified information and opportunities to receive or provide assistance.

If you are in immediate danger, follow evacuation orders without delay and call 911 for emergencies. 

Recovery takes time, but no one has to navigate it alone. Spokane's community, nonprofits, public agencies, and volunteers are working together to support everyone impacted by these fires.

Visit the Spokane County Emergency Management Disaster Assistance Center

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• State

  • Eastern Washington Wildfires Resources

  • Washington State Department of Veterans Affairs

    • Veterans Innovations Program
    • Transitional Housing Program

• Local

  • Spokane County Regional Veteran Services Center (509) 477‑3690

  • Official Evacuation Zone Map - Spokane County |  Register for Alert Spokane
  • Spokane County Resources for Wildfire Victims
  • Spokane County - Current Homeless Services Programs
  • Spokane County Emergency Management: (509) 477-7606
  • Spokane County Sheriff’s Department Facebook
  • Spokane Regional Clean Air Agency
  • Spokane Regional Health District After a Wildfire
     
  • Major wildfires force evacuations at Fairchild Air Force Base near Spokane - Stars and Stripes
     

• Food & Basic Needs

  • Dial 2-1-1 or visit for:
    • Emergency food
    • Clothing
    • Transportation
    • Community assistance
    • Local nonprofit referrals

• NonProfits

  • American Red Cross Spokane Wildfires 

  • Shelter

    • Been Evacuated? Call the American Red Cross at (509) 783-6195 or follow this link  to find available shelter. 

      Current listing for Spokane:
      Spokane Convention Center
      334 W Spokane Falls Blvd, Spokane, WA 99201
      Spokane County

      This shelter accepts pets: Co-Located Open 24 Hours

• If your home or business has been damaged:

  • Photograph all damage before cleanup when safe.
  • Contact your insurance company immediately.
  • Keep receipts for emergency expenses.
  • Save evacuation notices and documentation.
  • Watch for announcements regarding disaster assistance and recovery centers.
     

• How you can Help - Donations and Volunteers