	The Bully Fire was a wildfire that started on July 11, 2014 at 3:37 PM PDT in Shasta County. The fire quickly spread to , and it was only 5% contained. During the next day, dry weather coupled with a heat wave allowed to fire to advance to , prompting mandatory evacuations to be issued for the region, as well as several miles of road closures. During the next few days, the wildfire exploded to , prompting additional evacuations, since the wildfire was only 25% contained. A couple of days later, the Bully Fire reached , but the containment also increased to 45%. By July 18, the wildfire had expanded further to , with the containment only at 65%. During the next few days, containment gradually increased to 95%, before progress stalled on July 22. However, the increase in containment allowed the road closures and the evacuation orders to be lifted. During the next 4 days, firefighting efforts continued to slowly extinguish the Bully Fire, until full containment of the perimeter was achieved on July 26, at 8:00 PM PDT. Fire patrols lingered for the next couple of days to work on extinguishing the blaze, and on July 28, the Bully Fire was reported to be 100% controlled. During its duration, the Bully Fire destroyed a total of 20 residential structures. A total of 21 injuries and 1 death were also reportedly caused by the fire, which was determined to be human-caused.