Aspen Acres Fire Daily Update Fire Information 719-697-8353 Email: 2026.aspenacres@firenet.gov
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Gold Mountain Fire Update - July 20, 2026 Rocky Mountain Complex Incident Management Team 2 Incident Commander Rodney Redinger Size: 38,009 acres | Containment: 13%
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Evening Operations Update (7/19): The #GoldMountainFire saw a slight increase in acres to 37,962, remains at 13% contained, and has 967 personnel. Today's weather brought a few isolated thunderstorms north and far southeast of the fire area. While...
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Wildfire Terminology 101 | What Do Those Daily Updates Really Mean? Wildland firefighters use a lot of terminology in daily operations updates, here’s a quick guide to some of the most common terms you might hear on the #GoldMountainFire: &nbs
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In addition to engine crews, hand crews, heavy equipment operators, and aviation resources, personnel assigned a "lookouts" play a critical role on the #GoldMountainFire. A lookout's sole responsibility is to continuously observe the fire, surroun...
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Gold Mountain Fire Update - July 19, 2026 Rocky Mountain Complex Incident Management Team 2 Incident Commander Rodney Redinger Size: 37,809 acres | Containment: 13% |
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Daily Update for the Aspen Acres Fire for 7/19/2026 Location: 10 Miles NW of Rye, CO in Custer and Pueblo Counties Start Date: Reported 06/29/2026 around 6:00 a.m. Cause: Human, Under Investigation
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Daily Update for Aspen Acres Fire 7/18/2026 Location: 10 Miles NW of Rye, CO in Custer and Pueblo Counties Start Date: Reported 06/29/2026 around 6:00 a.m. Cause: Human, Under Investigation Official Acreage:
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As Willow Fire approached, a call for help launched a race to save Colorado's native fish On July 4, a controlled burn reaches the ridge above the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Leadville National Hatchery and joins the Willow Fire. USFWS and Colo...
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As evacuation orders change on the #GoldMountainFire and more residents and visitors return home or regain access to previously closed areas, it is normal to see smoke from well within the fire perimeter. While it may be concerning, visible smoke ...
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