"Although the fire is relatively small at 13.9 acres, its human-caused origin and lack of containment highlight the ongoing risk of wildfire ignition in the region, warranting continued vigilance and potential resource allocation."
The Bull Hollow wildfire was discovered on September 15, 2026, near Beaver County, Utah, and is currently active under the jurisdiction of the Bureau of Land Management. As of the latest update on September 16, 2026, the fire has burned 13.9 acres with no containment reported and no specific fire behavior or personnel details available. The incident remains classified as human-caused, but no further information on the cause has been released. The fire’s growth and containment status have not changed since the initial report, indicating a stable but uncontained situation. The BLM is monitoring the fire, but no additional resources or cost estimates have been provided.
Good air quality. Outdoor activity is generally safe near this incident.
Nearest reporting station: Enoch. Source: AirNow.gov (EPA).
General wildfire safety guidance applies: stay informed about local fire conditions, avoid activities that could spark fires, and be prepared to evacuate if instructed by authorities.
IRWIN ID: {EA3373DB-5F96-439C-A9D2-8F4FD5E13157}
Discovered: Sep 15, 2026
Cause: Human
Managing Agency: BLM
Coordinates: 38.4605, -112.6207
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The Bull Hollow Fire has burned 14 acres as of September 16, 2026.
The Bull Hollow Fire has not yet reached any official containment.
The official cause has been listed as: Human.
The Bull Hollow Fire is burning in Beaver, UT.
No, the Bull Hollow Fire is no longer listed as active by NIFC.
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