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STATEWIDE ~ Colorado State Takes Comprehensive Approach to Fight Wildfires
The State of Colorado is taking a proactive and coordinated approach to combat the ongoing wildfires across the front range and western slope. The state is currently responding to fires in San Miguel, Delta, Boulder, and Larimer Counties, while also monitoring for any new fires.
Governor Jared Polis expressed his gratitude towards the first responders and various agencies working tirelessly to protect Colorado communities and lands. He emphasized that fire safety is a statewide effort and urged all Coloradans to practice caution at all times. The state government is committed to protecting its citizens, communities, and preventing costly damage.
In San Miguel County, the Ed Joe Draw Fire has been contained with the help of a Type 2 helicopter and crew, a multi-mission aircraft (MMA), firefighter crews, intelligence and management support, traffic control, road closure assistance, and more. The state Division of Fire Prevention and Control, Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Management, State Patrol, and Department of Transportation are all playing crucial roles in this operation.
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Similarly, in Delta County, the Currant Creek Fire is being fought with the assistance of a helitack crew, fire engine, three air tankers, a multi-mission aircraft (MMA), firefighter crews, intelligence and management support, communications support, and road closure assistance. The state Division of Fire Prevention and Control along with other departments are working together to contain this fire.
In Larimer County's Alexander Mountain area, multiple departments including the state Division of Fire Prevention and Control are coordinating their efforts to fight the wildfire. They have provided three air tankers, a FIREHAWK®, a multi-mission aircraft (MMA), staff and communications support, traffic control measures, shelter facilities for evacuees along with volunteer support services such as veterinary medical teams.
To ensure that citizens receive timely evacuation information from their local public safety agency during emergencies like these, Coloradans are encouraged to sign up for county emergency alerts. The links to sign up for these alerts can be found on the Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Management (DHSEM) website.
The state government is committed to protecting its citizens and their properties from the devastating effects of wildfires. With a coordinated and multi-agency approach, they are working tirelessly to contain the fires and prevent further damage. The people of Colorado are urged to stay vigilant and follow all fire safety measures to help in this effort.
The State of Colorado is taking a proactive and coordinated approach to combat the ongoing wildfires across the front range and western slope. The state is currently responding to fires in San Miguel, Delta, Boulder, and Larimer Counties, while also monitoring for any new fires.
Governor Jared Polis expressed his gratitude towards the first responders and various agencies working tirelessly to protect Colorado communities and lands. He emphasized that fire safety is a statewide effort and urged all Coloradans to practice caution at all times. The state government is committed to protecting its citizens, communities, and preventing costly damage.
In San Miguel County, the Ed Joe Draw Fire has been contained with the help of a Type 2 helicopter and crew, a multi-mission aircraft (MMA), firefighter crews, intelligence and management support, traffic control, road closure assistance, and more. The state Division of Fire Prevention and Control, Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Management, State Patrol, and Department of Transportation are all playing crucial roles in this operation.
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Similarly, in Delta County, the Currant Creek Fire is being fought with the assistance of a helitack crew, fire engine, three air tankers, a multi-mission aircraft (MMA), firefighter crews, intelligence and management support, communications support, and road closure assistance. The state Division of Fire Prevention and Control along with other departments are working together to contain this fire.
In Larimer County's Alexander Mountain area, multiple departments including the state Division of Fire Prevention and Control are coordinating their efforts to fight the wildfire. They have provided three air tankers, a FIREHAWK®, a multi-mission aircraft (MMA), staff and communications support, traffic control measures, shelter facilities for evacuees along with volunteer support services such as veterinary medical teams.
To ensure that citizens receive timely evacuation information from their local public safety agency during emergencies like these, Coloradans are encouraged to sign up for county emergency alerts. The links to sign up for these alerts can be found on the Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Management (DHSEM) website.
The state government is committed to protecting its citizens and their properties from the devastating effects of wildfires. With a coordinated and multi-agency approach, they are working tirelessly to contain the fires and prevent further damage. The people of Colorado are urged to stay vigilant and follow all fire safety measures to help in this effort.
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