Blaze Totals Utah Cabin, Loss Estimated at $2M

A large cabin home in Duck Creek Village was destroyed in a structure fire late Sunday night.

Adam Scott, deputy fire chief for Cedar Mountain Fire Protection District, said the initial call reporting the fire came in at 10:08 p.m.

The first engine arrived on scene four minutes later, at 10:12 p.m., he added, noting that the two-story structure was ‘fully involved’ in flames when responding crews arrived. Scott said there was one resident inside the home at the time and she was able to evacuate safely.

‘She was upstairs sleeping, heard a pop and thought that someone was trying to break in,’ Scott said. ‘She went downstairs and saw the flames and was able to get outside.’

The structure and its contents were a total loss, Scott said, adding that damages are estimated at $2 million.