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Spring Creek Fire

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Unit Information

White River National Forest 
900 Grand Ave. 
Glenwood Springs, 
Colorado 
81602 
White River National Forest 
900 Grand Ave. 
Glenwood Springs, 
Colorado 
81602 

Incident Contacts

  • Olivia Blake
    Email:
    olivia_bruce@firenet.gov
    Phone:
    970-200-6195

Photographs Gallery

Spring Creek Fire, Thursday, July 6
fire and smoke on mountain July 6
fire and smoke on mountain July 6
Spring Creek Fire, Thursday, July 6
Smoke from firing operation on north side of Spring Creek Fire, 3:30 pm, Thursday, July 6
smoke leans on north side of spring creek fire 330 pm july 6
smoke leans on north side of spring creek fire 330 pm july 6
Smoke from firing operation on north side of Spring Creek Fire, 3:30 pm, Thursday, July 6
Spring Creek Fire, Thursday, July 6
smoke on the mountain July 6
smoke on the mountain July 6
Spring Creek Fire, Thursday, July 6
Hand crew hiking to the fire
a hand crew hikes on a dirt road
a hand crew hikes on a dirt road
Hand crew hiking to the fire
Spring Creek Fire, Thursday, July 6
fire and smoke at ridge July 6
fire and smoke at ridge July 6
Spring Creek Fire, Thursday, July 6
Spring Creek Fire Community Meeting, Thursday, July 6, 6:00 pm
community meeting july 6, 6 pm 124 stone quarry road, parachute
community meeting july 6, 6 pm 124 stone quarry road, parachute
Spring Creek Fire Community Meeting, Thursday, July 6, 6:00 pm
Crew and smoke on fireline during firing operation, Wednesday, July 5
smoke crosses fireline as crew watches
smoke crosses fireline as crew watches
Crew and smoke on fireline during firing operation, Wednesday, July 5
Firefighters monitor fire activity near fireline
firefighters watch fire activity near fireline
firefighters watch fire activity near fireline
Firefighters monitor fire activity near fireline
The Spring Creek Fire Incident Command Post operates smoothly thanks to members of the camp crews
camp crew member stand for a photo
camp crew member stand for a photo
The Spring Creek Fire Incident Command Post operates smoothly thanks to members of the camp crews

Wildland fire camp crews construct, set-up, and take down camp facilities at the incident base camp. They also load and unload supplies as well as clean and maintain facilities. Their contribution is important to help firefighters accomplish their mission. 

Firing Operation on east side of fire at 1:30 pm, Wednesday July 5
firefighters remove vegetation with fire between edge of fireline and edge of spring creek fire
firefighters remove vegetation with fire between edge of fireline and edge of spring creek fire
Firing Operation on east side of fire at 1:30 pm, Wednesday July 5

A firing operation conducted to consume fuel (dry vegetation) between the fireline and edge of Spring Creek Fire

A unmanned aerial system (UAS) hovers during a firing operation, Wednesday, July 5
a drone hovers over smoke during a firing operation
a drone hovers over smoke during a firing operation
A unmanned aerial system (UAS) hovers during a firing operation, Wednesday, July 5
Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) personnel and smoke from Spring Creek Fire during firing operation
Drone personnel with drone on ground and smoke in background
Drone personnel with drone on ground and smoke in background
Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) personnel and smoke from Spring Creek Fire during firing operation
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