This is the Larimer County Sheriff’s Office with a follow up message. The three missing juveniles in the Estes Park area have been located safe. Thank you for your assistance.
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This is the Larimer County Sheriff’s Office. Estes Park residents in the area of Hwy 36 from Mall Road to W County Road 47 are receiving this message. Deputies are in the area looking for three missing juveniles. We are looking for 14-year-old Hayden, 15-year-old Christian, and 14-year-old Benjamin last seen in the area of …
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This is the Larimer County Sheriff’s Office with an updated message for the Lory State Park and Horsetooth Mountain Park area residents. The armed and dangerous suspect has been located and is no longer a threat to the public. Any follow up information about this case will be released by Fort Collins Police Services. Thank …
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This is the Larimer County Sheriff’s Office with an updated message for the Lory State Park and Horsetooth Mountain Park area residents. The Sheriff’s Office and Fort Collins Police Services are continuing to search for the armed and dangerous suspect that was last known to be on foot in the Lory State Park or Horsetooth …
This is the Larimer County Sheriff’s Office with an emergency message. The Sheriff’s Office and Fort Collins Police are searching for an armed and dangerous male suspect that may be on foot in the area of Lory State Park or Horsetooth Mountain Park. Please remain inside your homes with doors and windows locked. We will …
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#EastTroublesomeFire Damage Assessment Update: The damage assessment team was not able to find contact info for all properties with confirmed damage. If you discover structure damage when you return to your property and you were not officially notified, email Larimer Office of Emergency Management at oem@larimer.org with your name, address, and current phone number.
#CameronPeakFire Damage Assessment Update: The damage assessment team was not able to find contact info for all properties with confirmed damage. If you discover structure damage when you return to your property and you were not officially notified, email Larimer Office of Emergency Management at oem@larimer.org with your name, address, and current phone number.
This is the Larimer County Sheriff’s Office with information for all evacuation areas in Larimer County. The Cameron Peak Fire officials have lifted all mandatory and all voluntary evacuations for the Cameron Peak fire and the East Troublesome fire. All residents and business occupants that were under evacuations for both fires may now return to …
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Following another day of favorable conditions and reduced evacuation orders, the Joint Information Center will reduce operating hours for the weekend. If you have questions about evacuations in Larimer County, shelter for evacuees or animals, or access into evacuation areas inside Larimer County, the JIC will be staffed from 8 a.m. until Noon on Saturday …
#CameronPeakFire Evac Update
Posted on October 30, 2020Following another day of favorable conditions and reduced evacuation orders, the Joint Information Center will reduce operating hours for the weekend. If you have questions about evacuations, shelter for evacuees or animals, or access into evacuation areas, the JIC will be staffed from 8 a.m. until Noon on Saturday and Sunday. 970-980-2500
This is the Larimer County Sheriff’s Office with updated evacuation information. Cameron Peak Fire officials have downgraded the evacuation status from mandatory to voluntary for County Road 44H from Moody Hill west to Pennock Pass. Residents in this area may return home under the voluntary evacuation status. Please remain prepared for mandatory evacuations in the …
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This is the Larimer County Sheriff’s Office with updated evacuation information. Cameron Peak Fire officials have downgraded the evacuation status from mandatory to voluntary for the area along County Road 43 from Streamside Drive east to Storm Mountain Road. Residents in this area may return home under the voluntary evacuation status. Please remain prepared for …
This is the Larimer County Sheriff’s Office with updated evacuation information. Cameron Peak Fire officials have downgraded the evacuation status from mandatory to voluntary for the west side of County Road 27 from the Bobcat Ridge Natural Area north to County Road 44H. Residents in these areas may return home under the voluntary evacuation status. …
This is the Larimer County Sheriff’s Office with updated evacuation information from the Estes Park Police. Fire officials have downgraded mandatory evacuations to voluntary evacuations for the west side of the Estes Valley. Residents on the west side of Estes Park may return home under the voluntary evacuation status. Please remain prepared for mandatory evacuations …
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This is the Larimer County Sheriff’s Office with updated evacuation information for multiple areas. Cameron Peak and East Troublesome Fire officials have lifted voluntary evacuations for the following areas: Highway 7 to Allenspark, Highway 7 east to Panorama Peak, the Estes Valley east of the Marys Lake Road corridor east of the Elm Road corridor …
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This is the Larimer County Sheriff’s Office with updated evacuation information. Cameron Peak Fire officials have downgraded the evacuation status from mandatory to voluntary for the Paradise Park and Moody Hill areas off of County Road 44H west of County Road 27. Residents in these areas may return home under the voluntary evacuation status. Please …
This is the Larimer County Sheriff’s Office with updated evacuation information. Cameron Peak Fire officials have downgraded the evacuation status from mandatory to voluntary for the Monument Gulch and Pingree Park area. Residents from the Poudre Springs Subdivision and those north along the Pingree Park Road to Highway 14, including Monument Gulch, may return home …
#EastTroublesomeFire Evac Update: Reminder – you may call the Joint Information Center at 970-980-2500 (8a-5p) with questions about evacuation areas, roadblocks & closures, shelter assistance for you & your animals, etc. You may also visit https://www.larimer.org/cpf
#CameronPeakFire Damage Assessment Update: Message for Crystal Mountain residents who are planning to go up to the area Wednesday (10/28). Meet at the Masonville Mercantile at 8am. There is a nearby church with a parking lot if more space is needed. Try to take as few vehicles as possible per property to limit traffic into …
This is the Larimer County Sheriff’s Office with updated evacuation information. Cameron Peak Fire officials have downgraded the evacuation status from mandatory to voluntary for the east side of County Road 27 from Masonville to the Stove Prairie School. Residents in that area may return home. Please be sure to have proper identification, as only …
This is the Larimer County Sheriff’s Office with evacuation updates from the Estes Park Police. Fire officials have downgraded mandatory evacuations to voluntary evacuations for the following areas: the Estes Valley east of the Marys Lake Road corridor, east of the Elm Road corridor and east of the Fall River Road corridor. The snow has …
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#CameronPeakFire Damage Assessment Update Property owners who have been contacted about known structure losses will be able to start bringing insurance adjusters to their properties later this week as conditions allow. Some areas will require firefighter escorts, and those will only be available at specific times. The Stringtown, Moondance, Windsong, Windy Ridge, Owl Hollow and …
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#CameronPeakFire Evac Update: Storm Mountain Road is closed for the day due to motor vehicle accidents / poor road conditions.
This is the Larimer County Sheriff’s Office with updated evacuation information. Cameron Peak Fire officials have lifted evacuations along both sides of County Road 27 from the Stove Prairie School north to Stove Prairie Landing. Residents in that area may return home and are no longer under any restrictions. To view a map of the …
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