Upriver Fire in Spokane County Burns 200 Acres, U-Haul Offers Free Storage to Evacuees
Upriver Fire in Spokane County Burns 200 Acres, U-Haul Offers Free Storage to Evacuees
US · Published Jun 19, 2026
A wildfire east of Spokane, Washington, known as the Upriver Fire, has burned over 200 acres and caused significant damage, including the destruction of at least 15 homes.
As of June 18, 2026, containment efforts have reached only 10%, and evacuation orders remain in effect for communities near the fire's perimeter.

Why It's Important?

The Upriver Fire has displaced numerous residents and destroyed homes, posing a significant threat to communities in Spokane County. With containment at just 10%, the fire continues to endanger lives and property. Evacuation orders are in place, and those in affected areas are urged to prioritize safety. The fire's rapid spread underscores the need for immediate support and resources for evacuees, including secure storage for personal belongings. U-Haul's free storage offer provides a critical resource for those impacted by the disaster.

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