WashCo Safety

There are significant fire fighting resources on scene of the Turkey Farm Fire. Progression of the fire has slowed and they are confident of getting containment soon. You may see orange glow in the area this evening as it gets dark. Continue to stay out of the area.

There is possibility of dry lighting this evening, and there have been high winds especially in the Northern end of the County. Emergency resources will remain busy throughout the evening.

Do you follow Watch Duty. If so, you may receive evacuation zone status changes during this and other fires. Learn what these mean to you by going to: protect.genasys.com
You can even download the Genasys App and receive similar notices.
KNOW YOUR ZONE

Brush fire North of St. George in the reserve. Visible from around the valley and SR18. Firefighters are working hard to contain this slow moving fire. Stay away from the area.

Excessive Heat Watch on July 11-12, 2026
Were used to it here in Washington County, but it's HOT. Stay hydrated, if going outside bring lots of water. Have a plan of where to go if power goes out.

🎆 Before You Light It... Know the Rules.

Fireworks are prohibited throughout unincorporated Washington County and on all public and federal lands.

One firework can spark a wildfire that threatens homes, businesses, wildlife, and lives.

If you're celebrating this Fourth of July:
✅ Attend a community fireworks display.
✅ Dispose of smoking materials properly.
✅ Keep water nearby when using approved outdoor cooking equipment.
✅ Report smoke or fire immediately by calling 911.

Let's celebrate safely and help keep Washington County wildfire-free.