Allison Road Fire — Evacuation Map & Zones
Where to find official evacuation orders and zones for the Allison Road Fire in Bryan County, OK, the fire's current footprint, and how to be ready to leave. This is awareness information — your local authority issues the actual orders.
If you are told to evacuate, go immediately. Don't wait to confirm details. If you feel unsafe, leave before an order is issued. Call 911 for emergencies.
Emergency information — evacuations & closures
Verify with countyEvacuation orders for OK and the Allison Road Fire are issued by county and local emergency officials. For live evacuation status, check Oklahoma Emergency Management, local law-enforcement channels, or the Watch Duty app.
Shown from the incident team (InciWeb) + National Weather Service (~2-min refresh) — these don't include every county/local order. If told to evacuate, leave now and call 911.
Official evacuation sources
Check these for the authoritative evacuation zones and orders near the Allison Road Fire.
Allison Road Fire — location map (context only)
This shows the fire's last reported location from official NIFC data, which updates about once a day — it is not live and does not show evacuation zones. For current evacuation orders at your address, use the official sources listed above.
Fire locations come from NIFC, last pulled Aug 7, 10:41 PM PDT — they update about once a day and are not real-time. In an emergency, always follow the official orders from your local authorities. Basemap © Mapbox © OpenStreetMap.
Evacuation zones, explained
Evacuation Order (mandatory): Immediate threat to life. Leave now via the routes authorities specify.
Evacuation Warning: Potential threat. Be packed and ready to leave at a moment's notice — leave early if you need extra time, have animals, or have mobility needs.
Shelter in place / advisory: Stay put and stay informed unless told otherwise. Terminology varies by state — your local authority's wording is what counts.
Check air quality along your evacuation route and at your destination before you travel.
Evacuation news — Allison Road Fire
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News links open third-party sites. For official evacuation orders follow Watch Duty, your local fire authority, and 911.
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Allison Road Fire evacuation FAQ
Is there an evacuation order for the Allison Road Fire?
Evacuation orders for the Allison Road Fire are issued by local authorities in Bryan County — typically the county sheriff and emergency management. This page links you straight to the official sources; always confirm your zone with them and leave when told to.
Where can I see the Allison Road Fire evacuation map and zones?
Live evacuation zones are published by your local authority and mirrored on Watch Duty and Genasys Protect. The map on this page shows the fire's current footprint for context; for the authoritative zone status at your address, use the official sources listed above.
How will I know if I need to evacuate?
Sign up for your county's emergency alerts and enable Wireless Emergency Alerts on your phone. You can also get free FireRisk.ai alerts when a fire is reported near you. If you feel unsafe, do not wait for an order — leave early.
Awareness only. FireRisk.ai does not issue evacuation orders and is not an emergency service. Evacuation zones and orders come from your local authorities and Oklahoma Emergency Management. In an emergency, call 911 and follow official instructions immediately.