Multiple Agencies Respond To Buggy Gulch Fire Near Clark Canyon Dam (updated)

Update #2

The fire is now estimated at 200 acres burning in brush and sage and being pushed by strong winds. Additional resources are en route - as of 7:45pm per the update from Montana DNRC on Facebook.

Gulch Fire, located approximately two miles east of Clark Canyon Dam, just past the Red Rock Exit.

The fire is believed to be lightning-caused and is currently estimated at three acres. A helicopter, along with ground patrols, are actively working to contain the blaze.

We will provide updates as more information becomes available.

Updated 7:25 PM 07/01

Two DNRC helicopters, a DNRC engine, Lima Fire Department engines and a Forest Service module are responding to the Buggy Gulch Fire, located approximately 20 miles south of Dillon. The fire is visible from I-15.

As of 6:45 p.m. on Tuesday, July 1, the fire is estimated at 20-30 acres, burning in brush and sage and being pushed by strong winds. Additional resources are en route.

No structures are threatened at this time. Updates will be given when more information becomes available.