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The following project area is expected to have burning starting on Tuesday, Nov. 12. Grand County:

Firefighters burned over 5,000 piles this week in the Thompson River and Red Feather projects. The project areas have received snow and crews will continue to patrol the area throughout the holiday weekend. The following project areas may have visible smoke and monitoring will continue until the piles are called out. 

Active ignitions, smoke may be visible throughout the week - 

01/30/2024: Firefighters continue to monitor and patrol active areas. Some smoke will remain visible. ACTIVE AREAS:In Boulder and Gilpin County: 

01/29/2024: Firefighters continue to monitor previously burned areas. Some smoke will remain visible. ACTIVE AREAS:In Boulder and Gilpin County: 

01/28/2024: No new ignitions today, firefighters continue to monitor previously burned areas. Some smoke still visible.Fire managers will focus on monitoring previously burned areas and igniting unburned piles for the week of January 23, 2024.ACTIVE AREAS:In Boulder and Gilpin County: 

ACTIVE AREAS:In Boulder & Gilpin County: 

01/11/2024 -Pile Burning is active at:

As conditions and weather dictates, we will be looking to continue and/or start burn operations in these project areas: (Starting Wednesday 1/10/24)Larimer County

01/06/2024 - 2:00 p.m. Ignitions have ceased for the day. Crews burned 460 piles.10:20 a.m. crews are proceeding with ignitions at the Fair piles01/05/2024 -