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The #QuarryFire is burning close to homes, but no structures have been damaged thanks to the #firefighters on the ground and the air support. #COFire

The #QuarryFire is burning close to homes, but no structures have been damaged thanks to the #firefighters on the ground and the air support. #COFire

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#GoltraFire media briefing at 8:45 a.m. at the mouth of the canyon. Fire has grown to 200+ acres. Winds continue to be a challenge for us through the night and into this morning. #cowx

#GoltraFire media briefing at 8:45 a.m. at the mouth of the canyon. Fire has grown to 200+ acres. Winds continue to be a challenge for us through the night and into this morning. #cowx

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#GoltraFire update: - Fire is 200+ acres - Wind is a significant factor in fire suppression efforts - Confirmed lighting strike at the top of the mountain - Multi-mission aircraft (MMA) will do a flyover this morning - DC Sheriff helicopter is providing air support - No danger to structures - Challenging vertical terrain with loose rocks and rattlesnakes

#GoltraFire update: - Fire is 200+ acres - Wind is a significant factor in fire suppression efforts - Confirmed lighting strike at the top of the mountain - Multi-mission aircraft (MMA) will do a flyover this morning - DC Sheriff helicopter is providing air support - No danger to structures - Challenging vertical terrain with loose rocks and rattlesnakes

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Effective at 8 a.m. today, Wednesday, June 5, 2024, Jefferson County Sheriff Reggie Marinelli, in conjunction with the Golden Police Department, will limit waterway activities on Clear Creek. These temporary restrictions extend from the western boundary of unincorporated Jefferson County through the eastern limits of the City of Golden, including Vanover Park. Water activities prohibited by the order include all single-chambered air inflated devices such as belly boats, inner tubes and single chambered rafts, as well as body surfing and swimming. Kayaks, whitewater canoes and multi-chambered professionally guided rafts, and river boards are exempt but are encouraged to observe extreme caution due to the safety concerns surrounding swift moving water and floating debris. All of the above authorized users and occupants must have the use of a Type I, Type III, or Type V Coast Guard-approved flotation vests and helmets designed for water use. The reasoning for this decision is as follows: • Clear Creek is a known Type IV water area, which increases public risk due to water temperature, blasted rock, undercut rocks, potential strainers, and other safety considerations. • Water height and flows are expected to rise as the heavy snowpack continues to melt in the coming days. Violators may be issued a summons for a class 2 petty offense, punishable by a fine of up to $100. These restrictions will be strictly enforced in an effort to minimize the risk to those using the waterway. These temporary water restrictions will remain in effect until water levels decrease.

Effective at 8 a.m. today, Wednesday, June 5, 2024, Jefferson County Sheriff Reggie Marinelli, in conjunction with the Golden Police Department, will limit waterway activities on Clear Creek. These temporary restrictions extend from the western boundary of unincorporated Jefferson County through the eastern limits of the City of Golden, including Vanover Park. Water activities prohibited by the order include all single-chambered air inflated devices such as belly boats, inner tubes and single chambered rafts, as well as body surfing and swimming. Kayaks, whitewater canoes and multi-chambered professionally guided rafts, and river boards are exempt but are encouraged to observe extreme caution due to the safety concerns surrounding swift moving water and floating debris. All of the above authorized users and occupants must have the use of a Type I, Type III, or Type V Coast Guard-approved flotation vests and helmets designed for water use. The reasoning for this decision is as follows: • Clear Creek is a known Type IV water area, which increases public risk due to water temperature, blasted rock, undercut rocks, potential strainers, and other safety considerations. • Water height and flows are expected to rise as the heavy snowpack continues to melt in the coming days. Violators may be issued a summons for a class 2 petty offense, punishable by a fine of up to $100. These restrictions will be strictly enforced in an effort to minimize the risk to those using the waterway. These temporary water restrictions will remain in effect until water levels decrease.

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