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The Current State of the Cottonwood Fire and Its Impact on Beaver County We know the feeling of standing on a mountain road, looking at a plume of smoke, and wondering if your life’s work is still standing. Right now, families and business owners in Beaver, Utah, are facing that exact crisis. The Cottonwood Fire has torn through the Tushar Mountains, reaching elevations over 10,000 feet and fueled by dense sub-alpine fir and aspen. While there is a sense of relief that the Skyline Lodge at Eagle Point Resort remains standing, the reality is that the resort has already confirmed the loss of multiple commercial buildings. For property owners along SR-153 and near the resort, the situation is evolving. With 0% containment at the time of the latest reports and “particularly dangerous situation” red flag warnings in effect, the damage to residential real estate and high-value mountain condos is still being tallied. We are not just talking about charred timber; we are talking about the destruction of homes, the displacement of local residents, and the economic gutting of a community that relies on the ski industry. The moment the smoke clears, the finger-pointing begins. The insurance companies will call this…