Current Situation: Firefighters made significant progress on the Bull Fire yesterday, increasing containment to 56%, while the fire remains at 1,529 acres. Fire behavior remains minimal, with creeping ...
Current Situation: Firefighters continue to make progress securing the Bull Fire. Pockets of heat remain in heavier fuels and areas of steep, difficult-to-access terrain. Firefighters will continue ...
Current Situation: The Bull Fire reached 92% containment yesterday, a significant increase from 69% the previous day. The fire remains at 1,529 acres. Crews have worked hard over the past several days ...
Truckee Meadows Fire Protection District and U.S. Forest Service-Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest crews are responding to a new vegetation fire above Verdi just east of Dog Valley. Please avoid the ...
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The Bull Fire burning north of Verdi remains at 1,529 acres and is 40% contained. Nevada Team 3 assumed command at 6 p.m. Saturday, October 3, 2026. Current Situation: Forward progression of the fire ...
Human Caused - Under Investigation Size: 1,529 acres Containment: 98% Personnel Assigned: 128 Current Situation: This evening ...
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Current Situation: The Bull Fire is now 94% contained, an increase from 92% yesterday, with acreage holding at 1,529 acres. Fire activity remains minimal as crews continue mop-up operations, ...
Current Situation: The Bull Fire remains at 1,529 acres and 92% containment, with minimal fire activity observed. Firefighters continue conducting mop-up operations, extinguishing remaining heat, and ...
Current Situation: Containment on the Bull Fire has increased to 96%, with the fire remaining at 1,529 acres. Fire activity remained minimal during Saturday’s period of strong winds, and firefighters ...