Clifton, CO – Fire crews in Mesa County responded swiftly Saturday morning after an RV caught fire near fuel pumps in Clifton, prompting a rapid emergency response.
According to the Clifton Fire Protection District (CFPD), firefighters were dispatched around 9:06 a.m. on October 25, 2025, to the 400 block of 32 Road for reports of a vehicle fire. When crews arrived, they found a recreational vehicle fully engulfed in flames at a gas station.
Officials said the engine compartment was on fire, and firefighters immediately launched an offensive attack to stop the flames from spreading to nearby fuel pumps. The Grand Junction Fire Department and Mesa County Sheriff’s Office assisted in the response, helping with fire suppression and traffic control.
Authorities confirmed no civilian or firefighter injuries. The fire was contained to the RV, preventing further damage to the structure or fuel system.
The cause of the blaze remains under investigation, and officials have not released further details on what sparked the fire.
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