Horse Draw Fire (COWRD)

Wildfire Status:

As of June 30, 2025, the Horse Draw Fire, which ignited on June 26, 2025, is fully contained at 100%. The fire, located north of U.S. Highway 40 near mile post 20 in the Horse Draw and Three Springs areas, burned an area of approximately 748 acres. Fire crews reported significant progress in containment efforts, and as of the last update, they were engaged in mop-up operations to ensure that no hotspots remained.

The response from fire agencies has been robust, featuring coordinated efforts from the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Colorado Northwest District Fire and Aviation Unit, with Landon Smith serving as the Incident Commander. Firefighters have effectively managed the situation, and the fire's perimeter is secure. While there may still be unburned pockets of vegetation within the containment area that could produce visible smoke, the immediate threat has been mitigated.

Weather conditions have played a crucial role in the fire response. Although specific weather details during the incident were not disclosed, fire agencies typically monitor temperature, humidity, and wind patterns closely to inform their strategies. As the situation evolves, ongoing assessments will ensure that any potential flare-ups are addressed promptly. Overall, the successful containment of the Horse Draw Fire reflects the dedication and skill of the responding fire crews.

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