Wrights Spring Fire — Latest News & Live Update

The Wrights Spring Fire in Klamath County, Oregon, remains at 55,134 acres with containment holding steady at 98 percent, according to the latest interagency report. The fire, discovered on August 5 as a human-caused ignition, has ceased growth since the previous update. With containment near full control, crews are now focused on final line-holding and mop-up operations across the remaining perimeter.

The Wrights Spring Fire in Klamath County, Oregon, remained stable on September 19 as containment held at 98 percent, with no change in size or control since the previous report. The fire, discovered August 5 and caused by human activity, has burned 55,134 acres across timber-dominated terrain with grass and understory fuels. At 98 percent containment, crews have nearly achieved full control of the perimeter.

The Wrights Spring Fire in Klamath County, Oregon, remains nearly contained as of September 18, having held steady at 55,134 acres with no growth reported since the last update. The fire, discovered August 5 and determined to be human-caused, stands at 98 percent containment—meaning crews have secured the perimeter and are conducting mop-up and patrol operations across the remaining active zones.

The Wrights Spring Fire in Klamath County, Oregon, remains virtually static as it approaches final containment, with crews holding the line at 98 percent and no additional acreage burned since the last report. Discovered on August 5, the fire has consumed 55,134 acres over six weeks of active suppression. The blaze, determined to be human-caused, burned through timber with grass and understory fuels that sustained its spread through the early and middle phases of the incident.

The Wrights Spring Fire in Klamath County, Oregon, remains nearly contained as of September 16, holding at 98 percent containment across its 55,134-acre footprint. The fire, ignited by human activity on August 5, has not grown since the last report, and containment gains have plateaued as crews approach final mop-up operations. With 32 personnel assigned and a Type 4 Incident Commander managing the response, firefighters are working through the final stages of securing the perimeter across timber and grassland fuels.

The Wrights Spring Fire in Klamath County, Oregon, remains nearly contained at 98 percent as crews hold the line on 55,134 acres. The fire, discovered August 5 and caused by human activity, has stopped growing, with no acreage gained since the last report. Timber fuels—grass and understory vegetation—drove the fire's spread in its early weeks, but containment efforts have successfully checked its advance.

The Wrights Spring Fire in Klamath County, Oregon, has reached 98 percent containment as of September 14, holding steady at 55,134 acres since the last report. Discovered on August 5 in timber and grassland fuels, the fire has been attributed to human activity. A crew of 32 personnel continues suppression operations under Type 4 Incident Command, with containment holding firm at the perimeter.