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Gov. Jared Polis signs Senate Bill 21-245, Backcountry Search And Rescue In Colorado, from Bonfire Brewing in Eagle on Sunday. From left are Jill Hunsaker Ryan, Amanda Jessen, Rep. Perry Will and Sen. Kerry Donovan. Jessen, the owner of Bonfire Brewing, lost her husband, Andy Jessen, to an avalanche on Feb. 1. John LaConte/jlaconte@vaildaily.com EAGLE Gov. Jared Polis himself doesn’t spend much time in the backcountry, but on Sunday he told rescuers that he knows the importance of the work they perform on a daily basis. Polis was speaking from Bonfire Brewing, a local establishment that became a place to honor the work of search and rescue following the large effort required to retrieve three well-known Eagle residents from an avalanche near Silverton in February. Bonfire Brewing co-founder Andy Jessen and Eagle residents Adam Palmer and Seth Bossung were killed in the slide. Jessen and Palmer both served on the Eagle Town Council and, along with Bossung, were community pillar

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