BIRDSEYE, Utah County — Crews are battling a wildfire that has burned an estimated 15 acres so far in an unincorporated area of Utah County.
What's being referred to as the Anderson Point Fire sparked Thursday afternoon north of the town of Birdseye in southeastern Utah County, according to Utah Fire Info.
"The fire is estimated at 15 acres and running, with structures currently threatened," the agency said in a post on its X account.
New 🔥 Start: Utah County, #AndersonPointFire burning north of Birdseye, Utah. The fire is estimated at 15 acres and running, with structures currently threatened.
— Utah Fire Info (@UtahWildfire) May 28, 2026
Diamond Fork Helitack is on scene. A Type 1 helicopter and numerous engine crews are responding. More information… pic.twitter.com/fvlmu9TkzM
Wildland firefighters are on scene fighting the blaze on the ground and in the air.
The Mapleton Fire Department said it has a crew on scene assisting with response efforts and residents in the area may notice drift smoke in the valley due to the incident.
"With current drought conditions, low humidity, and windy weather across the region, we ask all residents to be extra vigilant and practice good fire safety and firewise principles. Please avoid activities that could spark a fire," the department posted.
Officials did not indicate a cause of the fire.
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