Firefighters from several departments worked overnight to extinguish a brush fire in a field on the west side of the Valley.
The Surprise Fire Department said units from Buckeye and El Mirage assisted with the first-alarm fire that burned near 219th Avenue north of Bell Road on Sunday evening.
Come Monday, crews were called back out to the same area for a brush fire.
NOW: Brush fire reportedly extinguished overnight reignites in #Surprise. Air15 over the scene. #abc15 pic.twitter.com/vyLxoqKK2B
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Surprise FD working a 2nd alarm brush fire near 219th Ave & Sun Valley Parkway. #abc15 pic.twitter.com/wxHxxvVuX0
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Firefighters said Monday that 10 homes were evacuated, but those residents have since been allowed to go return home.
The blaze was in a remote area, making getting to it and transporting water difficult. It has burned an estimated 75 to 100 acres and 125 firefighters were on scene to fight it.
The cause of the fire remains under investigation.
