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Firefighting helicopter staged at northern Colorado airport - Vimarsana News

Firefighting helicopter staged at northern Colorado airport

On-call for statewide emergencies, a Sikorsky UH-60A Black Hawk, able to carry 9,000 pound water drops, will park on the tarmac of the Yampa airport for the summer

Source: 9news.com
Rep. Joe Neguse intends to reintroduce wildfire bill named after smokejumper who died fighting 2021 wildfire - Vimarsana News

Rep. Joe Neguse intends to reintroduce wildfire bill named after smokejumper who died fighting 2021 wildfire

U.S. Rep. Joe Neguse intends to reintroduce his Tim’s Act legislation that aims to increase federal wildland firefighter pay and benefits after the bill failed to become law during the last Congress. At a town...

Small fire in eastern Rio Blanco County controlled quickly - Vimarsana News

Small fire in eastern Rio Blanco County controlled quickly

Roads still covered in snow prevented firefighters from Meeker responding to a small blaze in eastern Rio Blanco County on Sunday, May 1, so the request then fell to firefighters in Routt County.

After 2020's megafires, officials feared this year would be worse. Why wasn't it? - Vimarsana News

After 2020's megafires, officials feared this year would be worse. Why wasn't it?

Shortly after 625,000 acres of Colorado was scorched by wildfires in 2020, fire officials began sounding the alarm that the upcoming summer could be even worse.

After megafires of 2020, this year's fire season wasn't nearly as bad - Vimarsana News

After megafires of 2020, this year's fire season wasn't nearly as bad

Shortly after wildfires scorched 625,000 acres of Colorado in 2020, fire officials began sounding the alarm that the upcoming summer could be even worse.