New Mexico fire evacuation map
Live wildfires and fire-weather alerts across New Mexico, an instant check of whether your location is under threat, and direct links to New Mexico’s official evacuation-zone tools.
Is my area under threat right now?
Check your location against live National Weather Service alerts and active wildfires. Then confirm your official evacuation zone below.
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Find your official New Mexico evacuation zone
Evacuation orders are issued by your local authority — these official tools show your exact zone and its status.
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New Mexico fire evacuation FAQ
How do I find my evacuation zone in New Mexico?
Search your address in Genasys Protect (protect.genasys.com), the evacuation-zone platform used across much of the West, to see your New Mexico zone and whether it’s under a Warning or Order. Watch Duty also shows zones during active fires. Use the "Check my location" tool on this page for live alerts at your exact point.
Is New Mexico under any fire evacuation orders right now?
Evacuation orders in New Mexico are issued locally and change quickly. Use the "Check my location" tool above for live NWS alerts at your point and the nearest active fire, then confirm your official zone status with the tools listed on this page.
What should I do if my New Mexico zone is under an Evacuation Warning?
Be ready to leave at a moment’s notice. If you have animals, mobility needs, or medical equipment, leave during the warning rather than waiting for an order. Pack your go-bag, fuel your vehicle, and monitor official sources.
FireRisk.ai is for awareness, not emergency guidance, and does not issue evacuation orders. Live data: NIFC and the National Weather Service. For official New Mexico evacuation orders, use Genasys Protect, Watch Duty, your state authority, and your county — and call 911 in an emergency.