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Washington Public Lands Commissioner Dave Upthegrove and state forester George Geissler reflected on lessons so far from one of the most intense wildfire years on record.
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About a thousand lightning strikes hit the north and northeast parts of the state last weekend.
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Most evacuees have been allowed to return to their homes near burn zones in Spokane, despite concerns about lingering toxins.
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The expenses will be split among local, state and federal agencies. The $207 million includes firefighting costs, such as crews and aircraft, and does not include disaster recovery expenses.
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Gov. Bob Ferguson is suspending the enforcement of some state laws to help thousands recover from devastating fires. He announced the change in Spokane on Monday.
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Officials say between 700 and 1,100 structures were destroyed, but it will take time before the full picture is known.
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The Kaiser Canyon Fire in Northeastern Washington, still largely uncontained, is mainly burning on the Colville Reservation and has displaced over 1,000 people from the area.
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Republicans were able to advance the wildfire bill with that rule attached. The move all but guarantees the wildfire bill’s failure, Democratic leaders say.
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The number of Washington homeowners getting nonrenewal notices from their insurance companies has more than doubled since 2021. Officials blame wildfire risk.