The Arizona Department of Transportation has expanded the closure on State Route 92 south of Sierra Vista due to the Monument Fire in southern Arizonaand is discouraging travel on the highway in the area.

SR 92 is closed between Ramsey Canyon Road and Naco Highway (mileposts 327-352). According to ADOT, the closure could expand at anytime based on conditions and fire-management operations.

ADOT is recommending drivers consider SR 90 and SR 80 as alternatives. There is no estimated time for reopening the highway.

In all, approximately 180 miles of state highways are still closed due to several major wildfires burning across Arizona or due to the threat of wildfires. ADOT reminds the traveling public that the following closures on state highways remain in effect:

• US 180 is closed between Nutrioso and the New Mexico state line (mileposts 419-433).
• US 191 is closed between Alpine and north of Clifton (milepost 176-253).
• State Routes 261 (mileposts 395-413) and 273 (mileposts 378-394), the main access roads to Big Lake and Crescent Lake in the White Mountains, are closed.
• SR 373 that connects the town of Greer with SR 260 west of Eagar is closed (mileposts 386-391).
• In southern Arizona, SR 92 is closed between Ramsey Canyon Road and Naco Highway (mileposts 327-352) due to the Monument Fire southeast of Sierra Vista.
• SR 366 is closed at milepost 118 leading up to Mount Graham (milepost 143) near Safford after the U.S. Forest Service determined the risk of wildfire is too extreme to allow access

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