Boulder, Colorado – Fire crews are working to contain the Bluebell Fire as it grows to approximately 1.5 acres.
According to Boulder Fire-Rescue, firefighters remain on scene while command staff assess weather and wind conditions to determine targeted suppression strategies. The acreage estimate reflects updated mapping from the Multi-Mission Aircraft (MMA) flyover.
Officials said more than 100 firefighters are currently assigned to the incident, with support from more than nine assisting agencies. Crews continue containment efforts as conditions evolve.
A press briefing is scheduled for 3:30 p.m. at New Vista High School. Fire Chief Michael Calderazzo is expected to provide updated information on containment progress and operational strategy.
Authorities have not released details regarding the fire’s cause. No additional impacts, including evacuations or injuries, were announced in the latest update.
Residents near the response area may notice increased emergency vehicle traffic as crews coordinate containment operations. The situation remains active.
This update follows a 2:50 p.m. post from Boulder Fire-Rescue and the National Weather Service Denver/Boulder office.
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