Burnett Gulch Fire Prompts Voluntary Evacuations in Southern Larimer County
Voluntary evacuations have been issued for an area in Southern Larimer County, Colorado, as crews battle the Burnett Gulch Fire. The fire has spread to 18 acres, and evacuations are specifically for residents along Lonestar Road and Stagecoach Trail, east…
Denver, CO, September 7, 2026 —
Voluntary evacuations are underway for a portion of Southern Larimer County, Colorado, as emergency crews actively work to contain the Burnett Gulch Fire. The fire has grown to an estimated 18 acres, prompting authorities to issue evacuation orders for residents in specific areas.
The evacuation orders are targeted at residents located along Lonestar Road and Stagecoach Trail. These areas are situated east of the Pinewood Springs community. Officials are urging residents in these zones to prepare for potential evacuation or to leave the area if they feel it is necessary for their safety. The voluntary nature of the evacuation means residents have the choice to leave, but are strongly advised to do so due to the proximity and activity of the fire.
Details regarding the cause of the Burnett Gulch Fire have not yet been provided. Information regarding the specific resources deployed, including the number of personnel or types of equipment being used to combat the blaze, was not immediately available. The full extent of the fire’s impact on surrounding areas, including any potential structural threats or environmental damage, is still being assessed by fire management teams.
Updates on the fire’s status, containment efforts, and any changes to evacuation orders will be communicated through official county channels. Residents are encouraged to stay informed via local emergency management advisories. The situation remains dynamic as crews continue their efforts to control the fire’s spread and ensure public safety.
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