0433 BREWER Fire — Latest News & Live Update

The Brewer Fire in Jefferson County, Oregon, reached full containment on July 28 after growing by 19,513 acres since the previous report, marking a decisive shift in the nearly two-week suppression effort. The fire, discovered July 15 as a natural-caused ignition, burned across 70,821 acres before crews achieved 100 percent containment—a gain of 95 percentage points from the last update.

The Brewer Fire remains largely uncontained across Jefferson County, Oregon, twelve days after discovery, with crews holding a 5 percent perimeter as the burn holds steady at 51,308 acres. The natural-caused fire, which ignited July 15 in short grass fuel, has produced no additional acreage growth since the last report, but the minimal containment gain signals that suppression efforts are still in early, active stages across most of the fire's perimeter.

The Brewer Fire has burned 37,319 acres in Jefferson County, Oregon, since its discovery on July 15, remaining at 5 percent containment as of July 26. With no change in acreage or containment reported since the previous update, the fire has stabilized in its active spread but remains largely uncontained across its perimeter.

The Brewer Fire held its footprint at 33,704 acres as of July 25, with containment remaining flat at 5 percent—a sign that suppression crews are still in the early, active phase across most of the perimeter. The fire was discovered on July 15 in Jefferson County, Oregon, and has burned through short grass fuel averaging one foot in height, a condition that has sustained the fire's size over the past reporting period even as nearly 930 personnel worked the incident.

The Brewer Fire remains largely uncontained after nine days of suppression efforts in Jefferson County, Oregon. The 32,707-acre fire, discovered on July 15, has held steady at 5 percent containment, with no change in acreage or containment progress reported since the last update. Personnel have made no measurable ground since the previous report, indicating crews are engaged in active defense across most of the fire's perimeter rather than extending containment lines.

The Brewer Fire in Jefferson County, Oregon, remains largely uncontained eight days after ignition, with crews holding a 5 percent perimeter while the burn stretches across nearly 30,000 acres. Discovered on July 15, the fire has grown to 29,878 acres across short grass fuel, which can sustain rapid spread under conducive conditions.

The Brewer Fire has held at 27,932 acres with virtually no containment progress in the past day, remaining at 5 percent containment as of July 22. Discovered on July 15 in Jefferson County, Oregon, the fire continues to burn through short grass fuel with limited defensive advantage, leaving crews in early suppression across the majority of the perimeter.