Alaska Complex Incident Management Team 1

The Alaska Complex Incident Management Team 1 (CIMT1) is handing off leadership of the Aspen Acres Fire in Southern Colorado to the Northern Rockies CIMT6. As of July 13, the fire has burned 98,609 acres and is 36% contained, with 1,915 personnel involved in firefighting efforts.

The Aspen Acres Fire in Southern Colorado has burned 98,100 acres and is 35% contained as of July 12. Jake Livingstone, incident commander from the Alaska Complex Incident Management Team 1, reported 1,934 personnel are battling the fire. Sheriff Richard Smith will host a community meeting.

The Aspen Acres Fire in Southern Colorado has burned 97,505 acres and is 34% contained. Incident Commander Jake Livingstone reported 1,922 personnel are involved in firefighting operations.

The Aspen Acres Fire has burned 91,523 acres and is 12% contained as of July 6, with 1,374 personnel working to control the blaze. Evacuations are ongoing in Pueblo, Custer, Fremont, and Huerfano counties, according to the Alaska Complex Incident Management Team 1.

The Aspen Acres Fire in Colorado's Pueblo and Custer counties has burned 85,585 acres with 0% containment as of July 4. Over 300 additional firefighters arrived on July 3 to address the blaze, managed by the Alaska Complex Incident Management Team 1.

The Aspen Acres Fire in Pueblo and Custer counties, Colorado, has burned 85,585 acres and remains 0% contained as of July 4. Over 300 additional firefighters were deployed on July 3 to address the blaze.

The Aspen Acres Fire has expanded to nearly 50,000 acres in Pueblo and Custer counties, prompting road and highway closures. The Alaska Complex Incident Management Team 1 has assumed command of the wildfire.