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Karl Lieb
Planned Detonations today by Tooele Army Depot.
We have confirmed with Tooele Army Depot that they are performing detonations today and believe that to be the source. The detonations are part of TAD's routine operations to dispose of expired military munitions.
The army depot conducts detonations typically from September… https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1836839849732509946
/3 PIO has left the scene
/2 fire is now Under Control - crews will remain on-scene to mop up and investigate.
SLCFD is working on a commercial fire at 810 N 2200 W. All are evacuated and we are making good progress. Expect delays on 2200 W. PIO on scene.
Containment of #SandhurstFire is 89%. Tunnel Springs Park & Ensign Peak Trailhead reopen 8PM tonight. Bonneville Shoreline Trail section remains closed. City Creek Canyon Rd to site 16 opens tomorrow for the holiday, but closes Thur for construction on the Water Treatment Plant.
Sandhurst Fire Investigation Update
The perimeter of the #SandhurstFire held after being tested by winds and high temperatures for two days. Containment as of this morning remains at 82% at 204 acres.
Trail closures remain in effect as of now, but are being reassessed to provide access for the July 24th holiday.
#SandhurstFire remains 204 acres and 10% contained. Heat was visible overnight, but night shift saw no fire movement. Residents were allowed back. The area is closed to non-residents for traffic. Crews continue to secure the perimeter and hopefully gain more containment tonight
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