T UCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - The town of Oracle is showing what true resilience is as it comes together to help those who lost their homes to the Cody Fire.

As of Monday morning, the Cody Fire has burned 1,223 acres and is 90% contained, marking substantial progress since the flames broke out Wednesday.

The most damaging of the human-caused spring fires was the Cody Fire, which consumed 1,223 acres southeast of Oracle in late May. The flames destroyed five homes and eight other structures.

As of the latest update, the Cody Fire is 90% contained, with 1,200 acres burned. The majority of the area affected was grassland, and Evacuation Zone 18 remains under a "set" status.

As of Monday evening, the Cody Fire has burned 1,223 acres and is 90% contained, marking substantial progress since the flames broke out Wednesday.

The most damaging of the human-caused spring fires was the Cody Fire, which consumed 1,223 acres southeast of Oracle in late May. The flames destroyed five homes and eight other structures.

The Burned Area Emergency Response team, also known as the BAER team, assess the area and how fire damage could affect future disasters. “In the case of the Cody Fire, the burn severity was ...

Cody Fire; Jacobson Fire; According to the Pinal County Sheriff's Office, one suspect, 67-year-old David Lindley, was cited in connection with the start of the Cedar Fire.