Hagen Fire — Latest News & Live Update

The Hagen Fire in Umatilla County, Oregon, held steady at 61,381 acres on September 14, with containment remaining at 82 percent. The fire, which ignited naturally on July 16, has shown no new growth since the previous report, a sign that suppression efforts have stabilized the perimeter as crews work toward full containment. The Complex Incident Management Team is managing the incident with 785 personnel assigned to suppression and control operations.

The Hagen Fire in Umatilla County, Oregon, has held steady at 61,386 acres with 70 percent containment as of September 13, nearly two months after its discovery on July 16. The fire, which ignited from natural causes, has stopped its advance, and crews have made no further gains in containment since the last report, indicating a stable situation across the perimeter where suppression efforts are entering their final phase.

The Hagen Fire in Umatilla County, Oregon, remains stable at 61,385 acres with containment holding at 66 percent as of September 12, nearly two months after it was discovered on July 16. The fire, determined to be natural in cause, has not grown since the previous report, marking a continued pause in active spread across its timber-dominated fuel complex of litter and understory vegetation.

The Hagen Fire in Umatilla County, Oregon, remains static after 57 days of suppression effort. The fire, which ignited naturally on July 16, has burned 61,385 acres and is now 63% contained—a threshold indicating crews are holding and extending containment lines across most of the perimeter while working to close remaining gaps. The timber litter and understory fuels that sustained the fire's initial spread continue to be the dominant fuel type in the burn area.

The Hagen Fire remains static after burning 61,385 acres across Umatilla County, Oregon since its discovery on July 16. Containment held at 60 percent as of September 10, with no change in either size or perimeter control reported since the last update. The fire, which started from natural causes, burns primarily through timber litter and understory fuel.

The Hagen Fire has held at 61,385 acres across Umatilla County, Oregon, with containment steady at 60 percent as of September 9. The fire, sparked by natural causes on July 16, has entered a phase of sustained holding operations: crews are extending and reinforcing containment lines but have not gained additional ground since the last report. A Complex Incident Management Team continues to direct suppression efforts with 785 personnel assigned to the perimeter.

The Hagen Fire in Umatilla County, Oregon, has held steady at 61,379 acres with containment remaining at 60 percent as of September 8, more than seven weeks after its discovery on July 16. The fire, burning through timber litter and understory fuels, has not grown since the last report, indicating that suppression efforts are maintaining their grip on the perimeter even as significant acreage remains uncontained.