
Salt Lake County Emergency Management
We provide resource support during disasters and emergencies. When incidents and emergencies occur, we activate, coordinate, plan and mitigate threats, and keep County residents safe and informed. Think of us as emergency command central, working behind the scenes to provide news, updates, and resources that give residents peace-of-mind. Check back often for the latest situational reports.
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We are issuing a Water Boil Order effectively immediately from 3200 W to the east border of Riverton.
🔥Free Wildland Fire Town Hall Event. Join us June 11 and hear from Rocky Mountain Power, Enbridge Gas, Unified Fire Authority on how to defend your home against wildfires.
🔥 May is Wildfire Awareness Month
🏡 May 2: Wildfire Community Preparedness Day
Get ready now:
🌿 Clear 0–30 ft
🏡 Clean roofs/gutters
🔥 Remove dry vegetation
📦 Make a go-bag & plan
Small steps = big protection
#FireSense 🔥 🔥
Contact #utahffsl
🔥 Be on the lookout for fire hazards 🔥
Warm, dry conditions = rising risk. Now’s the time to harden your home.
🏡 Clean roofs & gutters
🌿 Clear 0–30 ft
🔥 Remove dry vegetation
Small steps = big protection
#FireSense 🔥
Free Event!
Join us for a Wildfire Town Hall
June 11 from 6-8 p.m.
Salt Lake County Emergency Operations Center
3380 South 900 West
South Salt Lake
Draper Fire is on the scene of a structure fire at Draper Rehabilitation and Care Center (12702 S. Fort St.). All residents at the center have been evacuated. One resident was transported to the hospital for evaluation.
Officials are planning a series of prescribed fires along the eastern shoreline of the Great Salt Lake later this week, so smoke may be visible to residents in the area.
🔥 Prescribed Fire Alert—Please Share
📍 West of Kaysville | Great Salt Lake shoreline
📅 Apr 30–May 2
🌾 3,000+ acres (#HowardSloughRx #TurpinRx #LeesDrainRx)
Resources on scene—do not report
💨 Smoke possible Ogden–Kaysville
Restoring habitat & reducing water loss
#FireSense