Spring City Fire Department

08/17/2026

08/13/2026

There’s some good information in this video regarding fire potential for the next couple days and some information about nearby fires. 🔥

Statewide wildfire updates:https://Utahfireinfo.gov/https://inciw...

08/12/2026

If you haven’t noticed already there has been fire crews working the Black Canyon fire and using Spring City as their fire camp. Corner Station Deli and Co-op did an awesome job helping those crews out and we want to give them a huge thanks!

08/09/2026

Brush 15 has been putting in some work on the Black Canyon Fire! 💪

08/06/2026

Community meeting! Tomorrow Friday August 7th at 7:00 pm on the 2nd floor of city hall for the Black Canyon fire 🔥

08/06/2026

2 Utah National Guard Black Hawk helicopters have been deployed to assist in firefighting operations on the Black Canyon fire! 🚁

08/05/2026

Black Canyon Fire Update

We have a crew currently assigned to the Black Canyon Fire, where they are assisting with structure protection to help safeguard homes and property threatened by the fire.

We appreciate the hard work and dedication of all crews on the incident and ask everyone to keep them in your thoughts as they work to protect our communities. Stay safe, and thank you for your continued support. 🚒🔥

08/04/2026

08/03/2026

These statistics are eye-opening! It is a good reminder of how dangerous the drought conditions and heat are! Stay aware!

Per NIFC: National Fire News: August 2, 2026. Initial attack activity yesterday was moderate, with 257 new fires reported. Firefighters are working to suppress and contain 99 large fires across the country, including 18 new large incidents since yesterday. A total of 27,934 firefighters and support personnel are engaged in nationwide fire activity, including 576 crews, 1,715 engines, and 212 helicopters.

So far this year, 45,835 fires have burned more than 5.2 million acres across the United States, exceeding the 10-year average for both the number of fires and acres burned.

As fire activity increases across multiple geographic areas, public safety remains the highest priority. Residents and visitors in and around affected communities are urged to stay informed by monitoring official sources for the latest fire information, evacuation notices, road closures, and weather updates. If local officials issue an evacuation order, leave immediately and follow designated routes, delaying evacuation can place both the public and first responders at greater risk. Be prepared with a plan, know multiple evacuation routes, and avoid entering active fire areas. Staying informed and acting promptly helps protect lives and allows firefighters to focus on suppression efforts.

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