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To our South Weber residents, We would like to address concerns surrounding falling ash observed in the area, this is a ...
05/25/2026

To our South Weber residents,

We would like to address concerns surrounding falling ash observed in the area, this is a result of a prescribed burn conducted by the Utah Division of Forestry, Fire & State Lands in West Davis County.

As always, thank you for watching out for our community.

According to the state division of forestry, a planned 1,500-acre burn is currently underway in the Farmington Bay area, west of Bountiful, Utah.

The purpose of this controlled burn is twofold: to reduce hazardous fuels and mitigate the spread of phragmites, an invasive plant species that consumes excessive water. Key details of the burn include its location along the Farmington Bay and Great Salt Lake shores near Bountiful.

The smoke plume from this operation may be visible across nearby cities, including downtown Salt Lake City. In light of this, fire officials advise the public to steer clear of the burn area and refrain from calling 911 to report smoke sightings. Residents with sensitivities to smoke are encouraged to take necessary precautions. Updates and local fire activity can be tracked on the Utah Fire Info page.

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05/25/2026
Crews were dispatched to a brush fire in the area of 2500 E South Weber drive Behind Sodalicios and Little Caesars this ...
05/23/2026

Crews were dispatched to a brush fire in the area of 2500 E South Weber drive
Behind Sodalicios and Little Caesars this afternoon.

Fire is estimated to be less than a 1/4 acre
- was started accidentally by an individual cleaning up w**ds.

The fire is now out and crews are clearing the scene

Thanks for the support from Davis County Sheriff's Office: South Weber, Layton City Fire
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🚨 PUBLIC SAFETY ANNOUNCEMENT 🚨Following today’s grass fire in South Weber — which resulted in smoke and fire damage to a...
05/16/2026

🚨 PUBLIC SAFETY ANNOUNCEMENT 🚨

Following today’s grass fire in South Weber — which resulted in smoke and fire damage to a single-family home — we want to remind residents to use extreme caution during spring cleanup activities.

The white “fluff” (pictured below) produced by Cottonwood trees is highly flammable and can ignite instantly from even a small spark. Sparks from lawn equipment, trailers, vehicles, power tools, or other motorized equipment may be all it takes to start a fast-moving fire.

With the large amount of Cottonwood fluff currently on the ground, combined with warmer temperatures and increasingly dry conditions, the fire danger is significantly elevated.

⚠️ PLEASE USE EXTRA CAUTION:
• Avoid parking vehicles on dry grass
• Keep trailer chains from dragging
• Use caution with lawn mowers and w**d trimmers
• Never intentionally ignite or burn Cottonwood fluff
• Keep dry vegetation cleared around homes and structures

Cottonwood fluff burns rapidly and spreads fire quickly across yards, fields, and dry grass. What may seem harmless can escalate into a dangerous property fire within seconds.

This is the second Cottonwood tree related fire we have had in less than a year.

Thank you for helping keep our community safe.
— South Weber City Fire Department
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The incident on Deer run drive has been resolvedCrews were paged to a grass fire that ultimately transitioned into a str...
05/16/2026

The incident on Deer run drive has been resolved
Crews were paged to a grass fire that ultimately transitioned into a structure fire impacting a single family home

Crews have cleared and investigators are on scene waiting for a remediation company to assist the home owner

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Crews are on an active incident in the area of 2000 E Deer Run drivePlease stay clear to allow crews to operate safety
05/16/2026

Crews are on an active incident in the area of 2000 E Deer Run drive
Please stay clear to allow crews to operate safety

Families evacuated as part of the gas leak in the area of 1700 East Canyon Dr in South Weber may return homeThe leak has...
05/03/2026

Families evacuated as part of the gas leak in the area of 1700 East Canyon Dr in South Weber may return home

The leak has been stopped, fire crews will be working with homeowners to ensure it is safe for residents to re-occupy their homes.
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Crews are on scene of a gas leak in the area of 1700 E and Canyon DrPlease stay away from the area to allow crews to mit...
05/03/2026

Crews are on scene of a gas leak in the area of 1700 E and Canyon Dr
Please stay away from the area to allow crews to mitigate the incident safety
We have evacuated approximately 15 +\-homes out of an abundance of caution.
We will provide updates as we are able
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Sending support to our brothers and sisters with South Davis Metro Fire.Our hearts break for you all today! 😢🚒
02/21/2026

Sending support to our brothers and sisters with South Davis Metro Fire.
Our hearts break for you all today! 😢🚒

Our crew was busy this evening assisting Morgan County Fire & EMS on a residential structure fire.
01/26/2026

Our crew was busy this evening assisting Morgan County Fire & EMS on a residential structure fire.

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7365 S. 1375 E
South Weber, UT
84405

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