JUAB COUNTY, Utah — Officials say the Goat Springs Fire in Juab County has been 95% contained as of Tuesday morning. Crews will continue with "mopping up & begin rehabbing efforts," according to Utah Fire Info.
#GoatSpringsFire is 95% contained. The local unit resumed command of the fire today. Mop up & rehab work will continue through the week. Smoke may still be visible within the surrounding area of the fire. This will be the last update unless significant changes occur.
— Utah Fire Info (@UtahWildfire) June 1, 2021
The fire, which has burned over 400 acres, began Friday along the Juab and Tooele County lines. Authorities believe the wildfire was human-caused and an investigation is underway.
Fire crews were able to get control of the wildfire Saturday, improving lines to prevent the spread.
This video was taken yesterday from the #GoatSpringFire. Thanks Drew Froula for sharing this AWESOME video with us! 🔥 #kmyffsl pic.twitter.com/Bq2b2fPtnN
— Utah Fire Info (@UtahWildfire) May 29, 2021
Two cabins were destroyed in the fire.
