Beulah, Colorado – A small wildfire northeast of Beulah burned 1.7 acres before crews contained it, preventing structural losses.
According to the Pueblo County Sheriff’s Office, firefighters from Emergency Services and Red Creek Fire responded to the Beulah Fire shortly after it was reported. Crews worked to control the flames as the fire threatened nearby structures.
Officials said the fire is now fully contained, and no homes or buildings were lost. Two structures were initially at risk during the incident, but firefighters were able to stop the spread before damage occurred.
Preliminary findings indicate the fire was allegedly caused by sparks from a homeowner cutting a metal pipe. Authorities have not released additional details about potential citations or enforcement actions related to the incident.
Photos shared by officials show scorched ground, light smoke, and crews working in wooded terrain to extinguish remaining hot spots.
Wildfires in southern Colorado can spread quickly due to dry conditions and vegetation, particularly in rural and foothill areas like Beulah. Officials often remind residents to use caution when operating tools or equipment that can produce sparks.
The incident highlights ongoing fire risk in Pueblo County, even for relatively small ignition sources. Fire crews remained on scene to ensure the area was secure and no flare-ups occurred.
The fire may be especially relevant for local residents, outdoor workers, and students in fire-prone areas who rely on situational awareness during active incidents.
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