Pine Hollow Fire Facts
For Immediate Release July 30, 2020 Contact: Rachel T Carnahan, [email protected] 435-688-3303 Fire Information: https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/ Summary: The Pine Hollow Fire…
Month: July 2020
Sandy Fire Update – 7/25/20 – 1 p.m.
The Sandy fire was reported at 3:34 p.m. July 24, 2020 approximately 3 miles west of exit 30 off Interstate 15. It is burning near the Dry Sandy Wash in brush and pinion juniper. Fire activity is creeping and smoldering with some isolated trees torching on the interior of the fire perimeter in the heavier fuels. Fire activity will increase in the afternoon as the relative humidity drops, but it is not expected to make significant movement.
Sandy Fire Update – 7/24/20
The Sandy fire was reported at 3:34 p.m. July 24, 2020 approximately 3 miles west of exit 30 off Interstate 15. It is burning near the Dry Sandy Wash in brush and pinion juniper.
High Fire Danger Prompts Statewide Fire Restrictions in Eastern Utah
CONTACTS:Bureau of Land Mgmt | Marshall Thompson | 208-616-5622 (Until July 30)US Forest Service | Heather McClean | 435-260-2871State of…
Cottonwood Trail Fire – 07/21/20
Due to the progress firefighters have made, we will be reducing staff and resources significantly to make them available to assist on other fires. The fire will transition to a local Type IV Incident Commander as the Color Country Type III team is returning the fire to the local agency tomorrow morning July 22.
Strawberry Fire Update: July 25 at 2pm
News Release Color Country Interagency Fire Management FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media Contact: Nick Howell (435) 590-4821 or [email protected] Wildfire Fact…
Temporary Emergency Closure of Public Lands in Washington County, Utah
July 20, 2020 Summary: Notice is hereby given that a temporary emergency closure is in effect on public lands administered…
Cottonwood Trail Fire – 7/20/20
The fast-moving Cottonwood Trail fire started near mile marker 17 of I-15. Harrisburg Area, Angel Heights sub-division (west side of Leeds) have been allowed to return home after being evacuated. Aggressive suppression efforts from both aerial and ground resources protected the surrounding communities near the fire area. Fire managers are maintaining the control line with crews and aerial resources to keep the fire within the burned footprint.
Turkey Farm Road Fire – 7/19/20
Due to the progress firefighters have made we will be reducing staff and resources significantly to make them available to assist on other fires. The fire will transition to a local type IV Incident Commander as the Color Country Type III team is returning the fire back over to the local agency at 6am tomorrow morning July 20.