For anybody who lives in a fire area, I cannot recommend an app called "Watch Duty" enough. Here's the website, but it's even better on a phone -
https://app.watchduty.org/ or
https://www.watchduty.org/ for a download
It's written by people who lived through the big fores of 5 years ago, and includes everything you need to know, and nothing you don't.
You can set any number of counties to watch and you'll get an alert for a fire, even in the middle of the night.
They have a "no opinions or politics" policy. All they do is repeat info from various authorities - state fire, local sheriff, BLM, US Forest Service, etc. There's interactive maps, and you can turn various map features on or off - whatever is important to
you. The level of customization is vas, but simple to manage. It's really well done, with an excellent interface.
Free with no ads, but they accept donations to their 501c. For a $25 donation you get to see fire related air traffic as well.
I think the only app that is better than this is McMaster, but I use this more.