Fire Restriction Order Lifted

The Fire Restriction placed on June 3, 2026 (see below) will be terminated
effective at sunrise on September 15, 2026.

Although the restriction has been lifted, the vegetation in the Oaks area is dry
and the risk of wildfire still exists. We ask all recreationalists to make sure
their fires and charcoals are completely extinguished with copious amounts
of water before leaving them. Any wildfires that start from a campfire or
charcoal cooking is the liability of the recreationalist.

Effective Date: 7:09 a.m., 15th day of September, 2026

June 3, 2026

Fire Restriction Order

Due to current and forecasted weather conditions coupled with dry
vegetation in the Spanish Fork City South Bench Neighborhoods,
Incorporated River Bottoms, Reservoir, Recreation, and Campground areas,
the Fire & EMS Chief has determined that measures must be taken to prevent
the ignition of wildland fires. The following acts are prohibited in the areas
described until rescinded by the Spanish Fork Fire & EMS Chief:

1. Open fires of any kind
2. Charcoal cooking
3. Discharging or use of any fireworks, tracer ammunition, or other
   pyrotechnic devices, including sky lanterns.
4. Cutting, welding, grinding of metals in areas of dry vegetation.
5. Operating a motorcycle, UTV, ATV, or other small internal combustion
   engine without an approved and working spark arrestor.

The following person(s) are exempt from the above prohibitions:

1. Person(s) with a waiver issued by the Spanish Fork City Fire Marshal,
   specifically authorizing a specified act at a specific location. A waiver
   does not relieve the person(s) of liability if a fire does occur.
2. Any on-duty firefighter in the performance of an official duty.

Effective Date: 12 p.m., 4 day of June, 2026

Eddie Hales
Chief of Fire & EMS