Spokane VA Medical Center Evacuated as Wildfire Destroys 600 Buildings
The Mann-Grandstaff Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Spokane, Washington, was evacuated on August 1, 2026, due to the Spokane Complex Fire. Fueled by high winds, the fire has burned over 8,000 acres, destroyed at least 600 buildings, and forced more than 60,000 people to evacuate. The fire remains 0% contained. Patients were transferred to local hospitals, with 27 in shelters. The medical center and nearby VA clinics remain closed.
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VA Medical Center and Clinics in Spokane Evacuated Due to Wildfire
The Mann-Grandstaff Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Spokane, Washington, was evacuated on August 1, 2026, due to the Spokane Complex Fire, which has destroyed at least 600 buildings and burned over 8,000 acres with 0% containment as of August 3. Patients were transferred to local hospitals, and 27 patients are being cared for at area shelters. The medical center, located less than a third of a mile from the fire perimeter, remains closed. More than 60,000 people have been evacuated from the area. The fire, fueled by high winds, began on August 1. VA outpatient clinics and business operation centers in Spokane are also closed. The facility has 46 beds and over 1,400 full-time positions.
VA Medical Center and Clinics in Spokane Evacuated Due to Wildfires
On August 1, 2026, the Mann-Grandstaff Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Spokane, Washington, was evacuated due to the Spokane Complex Fire, which had burned over 8,000 acres and destroyed at least 600 buildings as of August 3. The fire, fueled by high winds, came within a third of a mile of the facility. An unknown number of patients were transferred to local hospitals, with 27 patients being cared for at area shelters. The medical center and its outpatient clinics remain closed. Over 60,000 people have been evacuated from the area. The fire is 0% contained. VA officials expressed condolences to victims, including staff members who lost property.
VA Medical Center and Clinics in Spokane Evacuated Due to Wildfire
The Mann-Grandstaff Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Spokane, Washington, was evacuated on August 1, 2026, due to the Spokane Complex Fire, which has destroyed at least 600 buildings and burned over 8,000 acres as of August 3. The fire, fueled by high winds, is 0% contained and has forced more than 60,000 people to evacuate. The medical center, located less than a third of a mile from the fire perimeter, remains closed with future operations to be determined. An unknown number of patients were evacuated to local hospitals, and 27 patients are being cared for at area shelters. Spokane-area VA outpatient clinics and business operation centers are also closed. The facility has 46 beds and over 1,400 full-time positions. VA officials expressed condolences to victims, including staff members who lost property.
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VA Medical Center and Clinics in Spokane Evacuated Due to Wildfire
On August 3, 2026, the Mann-Grandstaff Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Spokane, Washington, was evacuated due to the Spokane Complex Fire, which has destroyed at least 600 buildings and burned over 8,000 acres. The fire, fueled by high winds, is 0% contained as of Monday. An unknown number of patients were evacuated to local hospitals, with 27 patients being cared for at area shelters. The medical center, located less than a third of a mile from the fire perimeter, remains closed. Over 60,000 people have been evacuated from the area. VA outpatient clinics and business operation centers in Spokane are also closed. The facility is a 46-bed hospital with over 1,400 full-time positions.
VA Medical Center and Clinics in Spokane Evacuated Due to Wildfires
The Mann-Grandstaff Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Spokane, Washington, was evacuated on Saturday due to the Spokane Complex Fire, which has destroyed at least 600 buildings and burned over 8,000 acres as of Monday. The fire, fueled by high winds, is 0% contained and has forced more than 60,000 people to evacuate. The medical center, located less than a third of a mile from the fire perimeter, remains closed with future operations to be determined. Patients were transferred to local hospitals, and 27 patients are being cared for at area shelters. VA outpatient clinics and business operation centers in the Spokane area are also closed. The facility is a 46-bed hospital with over 1,400 full-time positions.
VA Medical Center and Clinics in Spokane Evacuated Due to Wildfire
The Mann-Grandstaff Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Spokane, Washington, was evacuated on August 1, 2026, due to the Spokane Complex Fire, which has destroyed at least 600 buildings and burned over 8,000 acres as of August 3. The fire, fueled by high winds, is 0% contained and has forced more than 60,000 people to evacuate. The medical center, located less than a third of a mile from the fire perimeter, remains closed with future operations to be determined. Patients were transferred to local hospitals, and 27 patients are being cared for at area shelters. Spokane-area VA outpatient clinics and business operation centers are also closed. The facility is a 46-bed hospital with over 1,400 full-time positions. VA officials expressed condolences to victims, including staff members who lost property.
VA Medical Center and Clinics in Spokane Evacuated Due to Wildfires
The Mann-Grandstaff Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Spokane, Washington, was evacuated on August 1, 2026, due to the Spokane Complex Fire, which has destroyed at least 600 buildings and burned over 8,000 acres with 0% containment as of August 3. Patients were transferred to local hospitals, and 27 patients are being cared for at area shelters. The medical center, located less than a third of a mile from the fire perimeter, remains closed. More than 60,000 people have been evacuated from the area. The fire, fueled by high winds, began on August 1. VA outpatient clinics and business operation centers in Spokane are also closed. The facility has 46 beds and over 1,400 full-time positions.
VA Medical Center and Clinics in Spokane Evacuated Due to Wildfires
The Mann-Grandstaff Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Spokane, Washington, was evacuated on August 1, 2026, due to the Spokane Complex Fire, which has destroyed at least 600 buildings and burned over 8,000 acres with 0% containment as of August 3. Patients were transferred to local hospitals, and 27 patients are being cared for at area shelters. The medical center, located less than a third of a mile from the fire perimeter, remains closed. More than 60,000 people have been evacuated from the area. The fire, fueled by high winds, began on Saturday and is part of three fires collectively known as the Spokane Complex Fire. VA outpatient clinics and business operation centers are also closed. The facility has 46 beds and over 1,400 full-time positions.
VA Medical Center and Clinics in Spokane Evacuated Due to Wildfire
On August 1, 2026, the Mann-Grandstaff Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Spokane, Washington, was evacuated due to the Spokane Complex Fire, a group of three wildfires that have destroyed at least 600 buildings and burned over 8,000 acres as of August 3. The fire, fueled by high winds, is 0% contained and has forced more than 60,000 people to evacuate. The medical center, located less than a third of a mile from the fire perimeter, evacuated an unknown number of patients to local hospitals and is caring for 27 patients at area shelters. All Spokane-area VA outpatient clinics and business operation centers are also closed. The facility, a 46-bed hospital with over 1,400 full-time positions, remains closed with future operations to be determined. VA officials expressed condolences to victims, including staff members who lost property.
VA Medical Center and Clinics in Spokane Evacuated Due to Wildfire
The Mann-Grandstaff Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Spokane, Washington, was evacuated on Saturday due to the Spokane Complex Fire, which has destroyed at least 600 buildings and burned over 8,000 acres as of Monday. The fire, fueled by high winds, is 0% contained and has forced more than 60,000 people to evacuate. The medical center, located less than a third of a mile from the fire perimeter, remains closed with future operations to be determined. An unknown number of patients were transferred to local hospitals, and 27 patients are being cared for at area shelters. Spokane-area VA outpatient clinics and business operation centers are also closed. The facility is a 46-bed hospital with over 1,400 full-time positions.
VA Medical Center and Clinics in Spokane Evacuated Due to Wildfire
The Mann-Grandstaff Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Spokane, Washington, was evacuated on August 1, 2026, due to the Spokane Complex Fire, which has destroyed at least 600 buildings and burned over 8,000 acres as of August 3. The fire, fueled by high winds, is 0% contained and has forced more than 60,000 people to evacuate. The medical center, located less than a third of a mile from the fire perimeter, remains closed with future operations to be determined. Patients were transferred to local hospitals, and 27 patients are being cared for at area shelters. Spokane-area VA outpatient clinics and business operation centers are also closed. The facility is a 46-bed hospital with over 1,400 full-time positions.
VA Medical Center and Clinics in Spokane Evacuated Due to Wildfire
The Mann-Grandstaff Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Spokane, Washington, was evacuated on Saturday due to the Spokane Complex Fire, which has destroyed at least 600 buildings and burned over 8,000 acres as of Monday. The fire, fueled by high winds, is 0% contained and has forced more than 60,000 people to evacuate. The medical center, located less than a third of a mile from the fire perimeter, remains closed with future operations to be determined. An unknown number of patients were evacuated to local hospitals, and 27 patients are being cared for at area shelters. Spokane-area VA outpatient clinics and business operation centers are also closed. The facility is a 46-bed hospital with over 1,400 full-time positions.
VA Medical Center and Clinics in Spokane Evacuated Due to Wildfire
The Mann-Grandstaff Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Spokane, Washington, was evacuated on August 1, 2026, due to the Spokane Complex Fire, which has destroyed at least 600 buildings and burned over 8,000 acres with 0% containment as of Monday. Patients were transferred to local hospitals, and 27 patients are being cared for at area shelters. The medical center, located less than a third of a mile from the fire perimeter, remains closed. More than 60,000 people have been evacuated from the area. The fire, fueled by high winds, began on Saturday. VA outpatient clinics and business operation centers in the Spokane area are also closed. The facility has 46 beds and over 1,400 full-time positions.
VA Medical Center and Clinics in Spokane Evacuated Due to Wildfires
On August 1, 2026, the Mann-Grandstaff Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Spokane, Washington, was evacuated due to the Spokane Complex Fire, which had burned over 8,000 acres and destroyed at least 600 buildings as of August 3. The fire, fueled by high winds, came within a third of a mile of the facility. An unknown number of patients were transferred to local hospitals, with 27 patients being cared for at area shelters. The medical center and its outpatient clinics remain closed, with future operations to be determined. Over 60,000 people have been evacuated from the area. The fire is 0% contained. VA officials expressed condolences to victims, including staff members who lost property.
VA Medical Center and Clinics in Spokane Evacuated Due to Wildfire
The Mann-Grandstaff Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Spokane, Washington, was evacuated on August 1, 2026, due to the Spokane Complex Fire, which has destroyed at least 600 buildings and burned over 8,000 acres as of August 3. The fire, fueled by high winds, is 0% contained and has forced the evacuation of more than 60,000 people. Patients were transferred to local hospitals, with 27 being cared for at area shelters. The medical center, located less than a third of a mile from the fire perimeter, remains closed. VA outpatient clinics and business operation centers in the Spokane area are also closed. The facility has 46 beds and over 1,400 full-time positions. VA officials expressed condolences to victims, including staff members who lost property.