Incident Information
Burn Activity
Last Chance/Porcupine - Clear Creek Drainage Area - Fremont River Ranger Ranger District
Start Date: May 17, 2024
Size: The project comprises two units in the Last Chance area, totaling 3,915 acres, and three units in the West Tidwell, Porcupine, and other adjoining Utah areas, totaling 9,292 acres.
Press Release | Map | Updated Press Release and Map (June 14, 2024)
Little Twist Fire - Beaver Ranger District
Start Date: June 13, 2024
Size: 5,096 Acres
Info: 100% Contained - The Closure Order has been rescinded as of October 11, 2024 at 12:01am.
South Beaver - Beaver Ranger District
Start Date: May 16, 2024
Size: 1,000 - 3,000 acres in the South Creek area, south of Beaver. The project area boundary lines comprise the Southern Forest Boundary just south of the Beaver/Iron County line, north to Highway 153. The eastern edge is the East Fork of Iant Creek and the Beaver/Piute County line, with the western edge being the Forest/Bureau of Land Management boundary.
Press Release | Map (May 16, 2024)
Monroe Mountain - Signal Peak Area - Richfield Ranger District
Start Date: May 16, 2024
Size: ~ 1,000 Acres in the Washburn Basin Area near Signal Peak
Press Release | Map | Road Closures\
Fire Restrictions
The Fishlake National Forest will be in Stage 1 Fire Restrictions, starting July 12, 2024, at 12:01 a.m.
Finding the Most Current Fire Information
When fires start or there is an incident happening on the Fishlake National Forest, the public information officers typically try to notify the public via the Fishlake Facebook and Fishlake Twitter accounts. Additionally, Utah Fire Info Twitter and Facebook may share information about new and ongoing fires on the Fishlake National Forest. As the incident evolves, it may be listed on either Inciweb or UtahFireInfo.
Utah Fire Info is a one-stop shop for fires all over Utah. It has current fire information, fire restrictions and how to report a fire. This page is a joint effort by county, state, and federal land management agencies to provide timely, updated fire information in one location.
Inciweb is a great tool for researching large current incidents. Inciweb is an interagency all-risk incident information management system. Incidents on InciWeb are typically wildland fires, but the site will also host incidents when responding to natural disaster cleanup, search and rescue/recovery efforts, hurricane/tornado recovery or assisting other countries with manmade or natural disasters. This site serves as a single source of incident-related information and is managed by Incident Management Teams or local public information officers.