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- Quarry Wildfire
- 341 acres and growing
- 0% containment
- 575 homes evacuated across 5 subdivisions
- Firefighting resources:
- 75 firefighters on ground
- 1 helicopter and large air tanker
- Limited resources available due to other active fires
- Five subdivisions in south Jefferson County have been evacuated:
- Deer Creek Mesa
- Sampson
- Maxwell
- McKinney
- Murphy
- Silver Ranch and Silver Ranch South subdivisions are under pre-evacuation orders
- Evacuation Centers:
- Dakota Ridge High School in Littleton
- Address: 13399 W Coal Mine Ave, Littleton, CO 80127
- For large animals – take them to Jefferson County fairgrounds
- Dakota Ridge High School in Littleton
- Road Closures:
- South Valley Road and Deer Creek Canyon Rd.
- Deer Creek Canyon Rd. and South Cougar Rd.
- Deer Creek Canyon Rd. at West Ranch Trail.
- Pleasant Park Rd. and Kuester Rd.
- Residents in the affected and surrounding areas are urged to stay alert, follow evacuation orders
- Resources:
- Sign up for the types of alerts you want to receive via LookoutAlert
- View the interactive map for wildfire evacuations in Jefferson County
- Animal evacuations and instructions
- Jefferson County Sheriff wildfire information
- Emergency Management & Preparedness contact information
- Fire Information Hotline: 303-271-8200
- Phone: 303-271-4900
- 7 days a week 24 hours
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- Douglas County Projects
- Completed: 7
- Planning & Designing: 13
- Under construction: 22
- Douglas County approves senior transportation services grant
- Funds received: $312,728
- Requested: $453,00
- Transportation
- Provides 4,236 one-way
- Anticipated 8,900 one-way
- To the rescue (same day booking): $60 per trip
- Regular: $35 per trip
- Info found in Douglas County Transportation Plan Sept 2019
- Aging Resources of Douglas County
- Transportation for
- Medical Appointments
- Local errands
- Visiting loved ones
- Adult day programs
- Church & faith based services
- Social activities
- Destinations outside of Douglas County
- Transportation for
- Funds received: $312,728
Broomfield
- Transit Needs Assessment
- Over 250 survey responses so far
- Popups going really well
- Focus group invitations have been sent and the team will be scheduling those in
- August/September
- Commuting Solutions
- Ridership appreciation events coming up
- Broomfield Station will be on August 7th in the morning
- Other transit updates
- Zero Fare Flexride continuing through end of august
- FlexRide Service Changes
- Assessing whether the Via Varra neighborhood can be added to the Interlocken Flexride area to connect those residents to the Flatiron Station, Walmart and Flatiron Crossing Mall.
- Decision will be made and implemented with the January service changes
- Looking at eliminating the timed meets at the Broomfield Station for the Central Broomfield Flexride to increase capacity.
- RTD has agreed to expand the North Broomfield Flexride to allow for trips to Paul Derda and possibly the Walmart on 136th Ave. Future point deviations to include the CCOB campus area (BCC/Library/HHS,CCOB building etc.)
- Assessing whether the Via Varra neighborhood can be added to the Interlocken Flexride area to connect those residents to the Flatiron Station, Walmart and Flatiron Crossing Mall.