Aspen Acres
Coverage of Aspen Acres in the Nexus archive.
- Beulah water teams assess Aspen Acres damage to utilities, while working through losses, evacuations
Beulah water teams are assessing damage to utilities in Aspen Acres after a wildfire, with water managers beginning efforts to restore clean water. Other active fires in Colorado have not impacted critical water systems, but recovery will take time.
- Why were the Space Force firefighting C-130s not called to help with Aspen Acres?
Peterson Space Force Base in Colorado Springs houses a firefighting system that converts C-130 cargo aircraft into emergency response tankers, which are considered a premier tool by the U.S. Forest Service and Department of Defense. The article questions why these aircraft were not deployed to assist with the Aspen Acres fire.
- PFD helps relocate bear, urges awareness of Aspen Acres wildlife
The Pueblo Fire Department, in collaboration with Colorado Parks and Wildlife, tranquilized and relocated a juvenile bear found wandering in Pueblo on July 9. Authorities urged residents to remain aware of wildlife in the Aspen Acres area.
- Showers and storms continue for Wednesday
Southern Colorado is experiencing a toasty day with ongoing shower and storm chances, particularly stronger storms in the eastern regions due to elevated dew points and a cold front. The Aspen Acres burn scar area is also affected, though details are incomplete.
- Fire threats stay high as temperatures soar Thursday; signs of change by the 4th
Fire danger remains high in southern Colorado due to soaring temperatures, low humidity, and strong winds, with Red Flag Warnings in effect Thursday. Smoke from the Aspen Acres fire is expected to thicken near I-25, and an Air Quality Alert is active. A slight cooldown and potential thunderstorms are forecast for July 4th, though fire threats persist through Friday.