Monroe Fire Rages in Sevier County: Evacuations Ordered, Structures at Risk

July 14, 2025
Monroe Fire Rages in Sevier County: Evacuations Ordered, Structures at Risk
  • A wildfire, known as the Monroe Fire or Monroe Canyon Fire, erupted on July 13, 2025, in Sevier County, Utah, threatening numerous structures and prompting evacuations.

  • Local news outlets are providing continuous coverage of the wildfire, urging residents to stay informed as the situation develops.

  • Fire crews have been mobilized to assess the fire's progression, according to updates shared by Richfield Communications on social media.

  • Utah Fire Info has issued social media alerts, advising the public not to report the fire unless new activity is observed.

  • Officials estimate that approximately 40 to 50 structures are currently at risk due to the advancing wildfire.

  • The Sevier County Sheriff's Office has issued evacuation orders, specifically for the areas of Magleby and Monroe Meadows, though exact evacuation zones have not been fully disclosed.

  • Monroe Canyon Road has been closed as a safety measure, and residents still in the area are advised to evacuate down the Koosharem side of the mountain.

  • As of the evening of July 13, the fire has burned around 700 acres, was first detected around 2:20 p.m., and is highly visible from Interstate 70, which has increased public concern.

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