Derby Fire: Update – September 5, 2025

Rocky Mountain Area Complex Incident Management Team 3

Casey Cheesbrough, Jay Miller, Ben Sanders Incident Commanders

Derby Fire update document
Derby Fire update document – Spanish
Derby Fire public information map
Derby Fire public information map – Spanish

Size: 5,453
Total Personnel: 470
Containment: 42%
Cause: Lightning
Resources: 4 Aircraft | 7 Hand Crews | 18 Engines | 5 Heavy Equipment

Transition to Type 3 Team:

With a reduction in fire activity and resources assigned, the complexity of the Derby Fire is decreasing. In response, a Type 3 incident management organization will officially take command of the Derby Fire on Saturday at 6:00 a.m. While the management of the fire will transfer to a different team, resources are remaining to perform fire suppression. However, personnel are being released to ensure staffing levels match the operational needs of the incident while maintaining the capability to respond should conditions change.

Current Situation:

Firefighters are continuing work on the western fire edge. Thursday, hotshots worked with Unmanned Aerial Systems, commonly known as drones, to identify hotspots and extinguish them within the Flat Top Wilderness area.

On the eastern side of the fire, crews are working to reinforce a section of fireline that climbs north through the rugged terrain near the Poison Creek drainage. Air resources assisted in delivering gear and equipment to eliminate the need for firefighters to carry it in, as one crew will utilize a spike camp to continue working in a more remote area. Medical personnel and equipment will remain nearby to support firefighters if necessary.

On the southeast part of the fire, crews have begun suppression repair, in collaboration with a resource advisor (READ). A READ’s role is to advise incident personnel to identify and mitigate impacts of fire suppression activities on natural and cultural resources. Part of the suppression repair is focusing on fireline near historic cabins and a portion of the Ute-Sweetwater Trail.

Suppression repair consists of restoring areas disturbed by fireline construction, staging areas, helipads, and other operational activities to pre-fire conditions. Heavy equipment is used to pull back the removed vegetation over the dozer lines. Replacing vegetation helps prevent soil erosion and makes it easier for the environment to recover.

Weather & Fire Behavior:

A change in weather will bring a heavy cloud cover, scattered showers, and possible thunderstorms throughout the day with a temperature drop to 65 degrees. The potential for fire activity is low.

Evacuations and Closures:

Fire restrictions and closures remain in place for Bureau of Land Management – Colorado River Valley Field Office areas, https://www.blm.gov/ucr-fire-restrictions and the White River National Forest. See Critical and Fire Restriction Forest Alerts at https://www.fs.usda.gov/r02/whiteriver/alerts/. Fire restrictions have dropped to Stage 1.

A Temporary Flight Restriction (TFR) is in place over the Derby Fire. All unauthorized aircraft (including drones) are prohibited from flying near the fire, as they can interfere with authorized air support operations. For more information, visit https://tfr.faa.gov.

Derby Fire Information

Phone: 970-355-3283 (8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.)
Email: 2025.Derby@firenet.gov

Firefighters earlier this week helping to load supplies onto a helicopter to take to hotshots in a remote area of the Derby Fire
derby fire map 9/5/25

Actualización Diaria para el Incendio Derby – el 5 de septiembre de 2025

Equipo 3 del Manejo de Incidentes Complejos del Ãrea de las Montañas Rocosas
Comandantes del Incidente: Casey Cheesbrough, Jay Miller, Ben Sanders

Información del incendio: 970-355-3283
Acres: 5,453
Personal: 470
Contención: 42%
Causa: Rayos
Recursos: 4 aeronaves | 7 cuadrillas | 18 camiones de bomberos | 5 equipo pesados

Transferencia de mando al Equipo Tipo 3:

Con la reducción de la actividad del incendio y la cantidad de recursos asignados al incendio, la complejidad del incendio Derby está disminuyendo. En respuesta, una organización de gestión de incidentes Tipo 3 asumirá oficialmente el mando del incendio Derby el sábado a las 6:00 a.m. Si bien la gestión del incendio se transferirá a otro equipo, se mantienen los recursos para la extinción. Sin embargo, se está liberando personal para garantizar que la dotación se ajuste a las necesidades operativas del incidente, manteniendo la capacidad de respuesta ante posibles cambios en las condiciones.

Situación Actual:

Los bomberos continúan trabajando en el límite oeste del incendio. El jueves, los bomberos trabajaron con sistemas aéreos no tripulados (drones) para identificar los puntos críticos y extinguirlos dentro del área Flat Top Wilderness.

En el lado este del incendio, las cuadrillas trabajan para reforzar una sección de la línea de fuego que asciende hacia el norte a través del terreno accidentado cerca del drenaje de Poison Creek. Los recursos aéreos ayudaron con la entrega de equipo y materiales para eliminar la necesidad de que los bomberos los transportaran, ya que una cuadrilla utilizará un campamento secundario para continuar trabajando en una zona más remota. El personal médico y el equipo permanecerán cerca para apoyar a los bomberos si es necesario.

En la parte sureste del incendio, las cuadrillas han comenzado las reparaciones de extinción, en colaboración con un asesor de recursos (READ, por sus siglas en inglés). La función de un READ es asesorar al personal del incidente para identificar y mitigar el impacto de las actividades de extinción de incendios en los recursos naturales y culturales. Parte de las reparaciones de extinción se centra en la línea de fuego cerca de cabañas históricas y un tramo del Ute-Sweetwater Trail.

La reparación de supresión consiste en restaurar las áreas afectadas por la construcción de cortafuegos, áreas de estacionamiento, helipuertos y otras actividades operativas a las condiciones previas al incendio. Se utiliza equipo pesado para poner la vegetación retirada en las líneas de excavadoras. La reposición de vegetación ayuda a prevenir la erosión del suelo y facilita la recuperación del medio ambiente.

Clima y el comportamiento del fuego:

Un cambio en el clima traerá una densa nubosidad, lluvias dispersas y posibles tormentas eléctricas durante el día, con una baja temperatura de hasta 65°F. El potencial de alta actividad del incendio es bajo.

Evacuaciones y cierres:

Las restricciones y cierres por incendios se permanecen vigentes en los terrenos bajo la administración de la Oficina de Administración de Tierras del Valle del Río Colorado, https://www.blm.gov/ucr-fire-restrictions, y el Bosque Nacional White River. Consulte las alertas forestales críticas y de restricciones por incendios en https://www.fs.usda.gov/r02/whiteriver/alerts/. Las restricciones de incendios han bajado a la Etapa 1.

Se ha establecido una Restricción Temporal de Vuelo (TFR) sobre el incendio Derby. Se prohíbe a todas las aeronaves no autorizadas (incluidos los drones) volar cerca del incendio, ya que pueden interferir con las operaciones de apoyo aéreo autorizadas. Para más información, visite https://tfr.faa.gov.

Información sobre el Incendio Derby

Teléfono: 970-355-3283 (de 8:00 a. m. a 8:00 p. m.)
Correo electrónico: 2025.Derby@firenet.gov

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Derby Fire official information

FACEBOOK – Derby fire @derbyfire
INCIWEB – Derby Fire
WHITE RIVER NATIONAL FOREST – facebook.com/whiteriverNF @whiteriverNF

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EAGLE COUNTY INFO
DERBY FIRE: EAGLE COUNTY EVACUATION MAP REGISTER FOR ALERTS – 911 alerts
INCIDENT UPDATES – EC Emergency or Reachwell app
FACEBOOK – facebook.com/eaglecountyso @eaglecountyso

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GARFIELD COUNTY INFO
DERBY FIRE: GARFIELD COUNTY INTERACTIVE EVACUATION MAP
REGISTER FOR ALERTS – 911 alerts or Reachwell app
INCIDENT UPDATES / SUBSCRIBE – Garfield County emergency
FACEBOOK – facebook.com/garcosheriff @garcosheriff

Derby Fire: Update – September 5, 2025

Stage 1 fire restrictions in Garfield County

Garfield County Sheriff and seven fire districts, Upper Colorado River District BLM, White River National Forest

GARFIELD COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE NEWS RELEASE: STAGE I FIRE RESTRICTIONS TO REPLACE STAGE II FIRE RESTRICTIONS IN GARFIELD COUNTY

Garfield County fire restrictions
BLM – Upper Colorado River District fire restrictions
White River National Forest fire restrictions

After careful consideration, Garfield County, CO, the Garfield County Sheriff, Upper Colorado River District Bureau of Land Management, the White River National Forest and the seven fire districts in Garfield County moved from stage II fire restrictions to stage I fire restrictions effective 12:01 a.m. MST Friday September 5, 2025. The fire danger is still high but less than it was for the past several weeks when we were under stage II restrictions.

Fire restrictions are implemented based on specific criteria to include moisture content of vegetation, weather outlooks, human risk factors and firefighting resource availability

WHAT STAGE I FIRE RESTRICTIONS MEAN IN GARFIELD COUNTY

  • Fireworks are not allowed under stage I fire restrictions. Professional fireworks shows may be allowed through the permitting process.
  • All burn permits are postponed/canceled until further notice.
  • Campfires are only allowed within designated fire grates in developed areas (i.e. a permanent in-ground containment structure or store bought fire pit). A temporary fire pan and rock campfire rings will are not acceptable.
  • No fires of any type including charcoal in undeveloped areas.
  • No smoking except within a designated area, enclosed vehicle or building, a developed area or in an area free of combustibles.
  • No use of fireworks or explosive materials, including “exploding†targets or bullets and tracer rounds.
  • Exercise common sense and industry safety practice when welding or operation of an acetylene or other similar torch with open flame always cleared safe area of vegetation and combustibles.

Penalties

Causing a fire during fire restrictions can be a class 6 felony and can be punishable by fines. Other possible charges range from a class 2 felony to a petty offense, depending on the value of the damage caused. You may be held financially responsible for damage caused.

federal lands

The use of fireworks, flares, or other incendiary devices, including exploding targets, are always prohibited on federal lands.

By definition:

A “developed area” is an area, whether within city limits or rural, that is groomed, manicured and or watered, where grasses, brush and trees are regularly attended to by land owner. This includes residential and business areas, improved recreational areas, parks and other common areas.

“Undeveloped areas” are lands that are not groomed, manicured, or watered, where grasses, brush and trees have been allowed to grow in a natural environment. This includes green belts that are not landscaped or manicured, open space lands, non-manicured park lands, and other areas where the fire hazard presented by the vegetation is determined by the authority having jurisdiction or designee to be an undue wildland fire hazard.

Additional information will be released as it becomes available.

Stage 1 fire restrictions in Garfield County

Derby fire: Operations update video

Rocky Mountain Area Complex Incident Management Team 3

#DerbyFire Operations Update, Friday, Sept. 5, 2025. Operations Section Chief Chief Nick Collard talks about today’s operations which include increasing security depth on areas around the fire and suppression repair as well.

Derby Fire official information

FACEBOOK – Derby fire @derbyfire
INCIWEB – Derby Fire
WHITE RIVER NATIONAL FOREST – facebook.com/whiteriverNF @whiteriverNF

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EAGLE COUNTY INFO
DERBY FIRE: EAGLE COUNTY EVACUATION MAP REGISTER FOR ALERTS – 911 alerts
INCIDENT UPDATES – EC Emergency or Reachwell app
FACEBOOK – facebook.com/eaglecountyso @eaglecountyso

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GARFIELD COUNTY INFO
DERBY FIRE: GARFIELD COUNTY INTERACTIVE EVACUATION MAP REGISTER FOR ALERTS – 911 alerts or Reachwell app
INCIDENT UPDATES / SUBSCRIBE – Garfield County emergency
FACEBOOK – facebook.com/garcosheriff @garcosheriff

Derby fire: Operations update video

Derby Fire: Resource Advisor Fireline video

Rocky Mountain Area Complex Incident Management Team 3

A Resource Advisor, or REAF, helps guide firefighting efforts so that important natural and cultural resources are protected during a wildfire. They work with incident management and crews to make sure suppression tactics are effective while also caring for the land, water, wildlife, and special places at risk. READ/REAF Morgan Wooderson explains her work here at the Derby Fire. #derbyfire #FireYear2025

Derby Fire official information

FACEBOOK – Derby fire @derbyfire
INCIWEB – Derby Fire
WHITE RIVER NATIONAL FOREST – facebook.com/whiteriverNF @whiteriverNF

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EAGLE COUNTY INFO
DERBY FIRE: EAGLE COUNTY EVACUATION MAP REGISTER FOR ALERTS – 911 alerts
INCIDENT UPDATES – EC Emergency or Reachwell app
FACEBOOK – facebook.com/eaglecountyso @eaglecountyso

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GARFIELD COUNTY INFO
DERBY FIRE: GARFIELD COUNTY INTERACTIVE EVACUATION MAP REGISTER FOR ALERTS – 911 alerts or Reachwell app
INCIDENT UPDATES / SUBSCRIBE – Garfield County emergency
FACEBOOK – facebook.com/garcosheriff @garcosheriff

Derby Fire: Resource Advisor Fireline video

NWS: Flash flood warning – Garfield County

National Weather Service

BULLETIN – EAS ACTIVATION REQUESTED
Flash Flood Warning
National Weather Service Grand Junction CO
128 PM MDT Thu Sep 4 2025

Map of affected area

The National Weather Service in Grand Junction has issued a

  • Flash Flood Warning for…
    South Central Rio Blanco County in northwestern Colorado…
    Central Garfield County in west central Colorado…
  • Until 330 PM MDT.
  • At 128 PM MDT, Doppler radar indicated thunderstorms producing heavy rain across the warned area. Flash flooding is ongoing or expected to begin shortly.

Excessive rainfall over the burn scar will result in debris flow moving through the extreme southern portions of the Lee burn scar. The debris flow can consist of rock, mud, vegetation and other loose materials.

HAZARD…Life threatening flash flooding. Thunderstorms producing flash flooding.

SOURCE…Radar.

IMPACT…Life threatening flash flooding of creeks and streams, urban areas, highways, streets and underpasses.

  • Some locations that will experience flash flooding include…
    Rio Blanco.

PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS…

This is a life threatening situation. Heavy rainfall will cause extensive and severe flash flooding of creeks…streams…and ditches in the Burn Scar. Severe debris flows can also be anticipated across roads. Roads and driveways may be washed away in places. If you encounter flood waters…climb to safety.

Move away from recently burned areas. Life-threatening flooding of creeks, roads and normally dry arroyos is likely. The heavy rains will likely trigger rockslides, mudslides and debris flows in steep terrain, especially in and around these areas.

NWS: Flash flood warning – Garfield County

Derby Fire: Utilizing drones video

Rocky Mountain Area Complex Incident Management Team 3

Unmanned Aviation Systems (drones), have played a key role in the Derby Fire. From checking for hot spots and heat for future operations, to ensuring crew safety, a UAS is a valuable tool in fire suppression. UAS operator Corey Landehenning explains the UAS mission.

Derby Fire official information

FACEBOOK – Derby fire @derbyfire
INCIWEB – Derby Fire
WHITE RIVER NATIONAL FOREST – facebook.com/whiteriverNF @whiteriverNF

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EAGLE COUNTY INFO
DERBY FIRE: EAGLE COUNTY EVACUATION MAP REGISTER FOR ALERTS – 911 alerts
INCIDENT UPDATES – EC Emergency or Reachwell app
FACEBOOK – facebook.com/eaglecountyso @eaglecountyso

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GARFIELD COUNTY INFO
DERBY FIRE: GARFIELD COUNTY INTERACTIVE EVACUATION MAP REGISTER FOR ALERTS – 911 alerts or Reachwell app
INCIDENT UPDATES / SUBSCRIBE – Garfield County emergency
FACEBOOK – facebook.com/garcosheriff @garcosheriff

Derby Fire: Utilizing drones video

Derby Fire: Update – September 4, 2025

Rocky Mountain Area Complex Incident Management Team 3

Casey Cheesbrough, Jay Miller, Ben Sanders Incident Commanders

Derby Fire update document
Derby Fire update document – Spanish
Derby Fire public information map
Derby Fire public information map – Spanish

Fire Information: 970-355-3283
Size: 5,447
Total Personnel: 526
Containment: 42%
Cause: Lightning
Resources: 5 Aircraft | 8 Hand Crews | 21 Engines | 7 Heavy Equipment

Current Situation:

The precipitation we received last week coupled with lower temperatures offered us an opportunity for firefighters to take suppression actions along the fire’s edge. Incident managers are taking proactive action to consider firefighter and equipment needs to most efficiently and effectively engage the fire.

Firefighters are using Minimum Impact Suppression Tactics (MIST) as they work in the Flat Top Wilderness Area. The crews are currently utilizing aviation assets which include unmanned aviation systems (UAS) to support all aspects of their operation.

Crews continue their work on the southeast side of the fire as they continue to construct fireline from the southeast corner up to West Fork Red Dirt Creek. As containment increases on the southern side of the fire, firefighters will focus on patrolling and mopping up isolated heat around cabins and a portion of the Ute-Sweetwater Trail. When patrolling the firelines, crews or engines are rechecking their previous work and validating there are no signs of smoke or heat that indicate the fire is still active.

On the northeastern side of the fire, crews continue to build fireline towards each other, one from the south end, and one from the north end. As crews are working, other fire personnel will follow them mopping up as they contain the fireline. Crews will utilize helicopters to transport hose, pumps, and fuel to support the firefighters’ efforts. They’ll also bring back debris from crews and spike camps, helping ensure the ground is left clean.

Weather & Fire Behavior:

High pressure has moved out of the region, allowing moisture back to the area and lower temperatures in the 70’s. Thursday will be partly cloudy with chances of isolated showers which will keep the potential for fire spread minimal.

Evacuations and Closures:

Fire restrictions and closures remain in place for Bureau of Land Management – Colorado River Valley Field Office areas, https://www.blm.gov/ucr-fire-restrictions. Restrictions and closures remain in the White River National Forest. See Critical and Fire Restriction Forest Alerts at https://www.fs.usda.gov/r02/whiteriver/alerts/.

The Colorado River, Sweetwater, and Red Dirt Creek roads have all been reopened, and the Garfield County and Eagle County Sheriff’s Offices have changed the evacuation status for Sweetwater Valley, Sheep Creek and Red Dirt Creek areas to pre-evacuation (READY) status: https://arcg.is/S0u4G and www.ecemergency.org.

A Temporary Flight Restriction (TFR) is in place over the Derby Fire. All unauthorized aircraft (including drones) are prohibited from flying near the fire, as they can interfere with authorized air support operations. For more information, visit https://tfr.faa.gov.

Derby Fire Information

Phone: 970-355-3283 (8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.)
Email: 2025.Derby@firenet.gov

firefighters working on the Derby Fire
Derby Fire map 9/4/25

Actualización Diaria para el Incendio Derby – el 4 de Septiembre de 2025

Equipo 3 del Manejo de Incidentes Complejos del Ãrea de las Montañas Rocosas

Comandantes del Incidente: Casey Cheesbrough, Jay Miller, Ben Sanders

Información del incendio: 970-355-3283
Acres: 5,447
Personal: 526
Contención: 42%
Causa: Rayos
Recursos: 5 aeronaves | 8 cuadrillas | 21 camiones de bomberos | 7 equipo pesados

Situación Actual:

Las precipitaciones de la semana pasada, junto con las temperaturas más bajas, brindaron a los bomberos la oportunidad de implementar medidas de extinción en el borde del incendio. Los gestores de incidentes están tomando medidas proactivas para considerar las necesidades de los bomberos y el equipo necesario para combatir el incendio de la manera más eficiente y eficaz.

Los bomberos están utilizando Tácticas de Extinción de Mínimo Impacto (MIST, por sus siglas en inglés) mientras trabajan en la zona silvestre Flat Top Wilderness. Las cuadrillas están utilizando recursos aéreos, incluyendo sistemas de aviación no tripulados (UAS por sus siglas en inglés, o dron), para apoyar todos los aspectos de su operación.

Las cuadrillas continúan trabajando en el lado sureste del incendio, construyendo una línea de fuego desde la esquina sureste hasta West Fork Red Dirt Creek. A medida que aumenta la contención en el lado sur del incendio, los bomberos se centrarán en patrullar y eliminar el calor aislado alrededor de las cabañas y una parte del Ute-Sweetwater Trail. Al patrullar las líneas de fuego, las cuadrillas o los camiones de bomberos están revisando su trabajo previo y validando que no haya señales de humo o calor que indiquen que el incendio sigue activo.

En el lado noreste del incendio, los equipos continúan construyendo una línea de fuego que se dirige hacia sí, una desde el extremo sur y otra desde el extremo norte. Mientras trabajan, otros bomberos los acompañarán en la liquidación mientras contienen la línea de fuego. Los equipos utilizarán helicópteros para transportar mangueras, bombas y combustible en apoyo a los bomberos. También traerán escombros de los equipos y reubicarán los campamentos, asegurando así que el terreno quede limpio.

Clima y el comportamiento del fuego:

La alta presión se ha alejado de la región, lo que permite que la humedad regrese al área y las temperaturas bajen.

Evacuaciones y cierres:

Las restricciones y cierres por incendios se permanecen vigentes en los terrenos bajo la administración de la Oficina de Administración de Tierras del Valle del Río Colorado: https://www.blm.gov/ucr-fire-restrictions. Las restricciones y cierres por incendios se permanecen vigentes en Bosque Nacional White River. Consulte las alertas forestales críticas y de restricciones por incendios en https://www.fs.usda.gov/r02/whiteriver/alerts/.

Se han reabierto los caminos Colorado River Road, Sweetwater Road y Red Dirt Creek. Los condados Eagle y Garfield han cambiado el estado de evacuación para los residentes de Sweetwater Valley, Sheep Creek, y Red Dirt Creek a “LISTOSâ€, la etapa 1 del proceso de evacuaciones que significa que “esté preparadosâ€: https://arcg.is/S0u4G o https://sites.google.com/eaglec…/ecemergencyespanol/inicio.

Se ha establecido una Restricción Temporal de Vuelo (TFR) sobre el incendio Derby. Se prohíbe a todas las aeronaves no autorizadas (incluidos los drones) volar cerca del incendio, ya que pueden interferir con las operaciones de apoyo aéreo autorizadas. Para más información, visite https://tfr.faa.gov.

Información sobre el Incendio Derby

Teléfono: 970-355-3283 (de 8:00 a. m. a 8:00 p. m.)
Correo electrónico: 2025.Derby@firenet.gov

______________________________________________________________________________________

Derby Fire official information

FACEBOOK – Derby fire @derbyfire
INCIWEB – Derby Fire
WHITE RIVER NATIONAL FOREST – facebook.com/whiteriverNF @whiteriverNF

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EAGLE COUNTY INFO
DERBY FIRE: EAGLE COUNTY EVACUATION MAP REGISTER FOR ALERTS – 911 alerts
INCIDENT UPDATES – EC Emergency or Reachwell app
FACEBOOK – facebook.com/eaglecountyso @eaglecountyso

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GARFIELD COUNTY INFO
DERBY FIRE: GARFIELD COUNTY INTERACTIVE EVACUATION MAP
REGISTER FOR ALERTS – 911 alerts or Reachwell app
INCIDENT UPDATES / SUBSCRIBE – Garfield County emergency
FACEBOOK – facebook.com/garcosheriff @garcosheriff

Derby Fire: Update – September 4, 2025

Derby Fire: Weather update

Rocky Mountain Area Complex Incident Management Team 3

#DerbyFire Weather Update, Thursday Sept. 4, 2025, Incident Meteorologist Jason Straub discusses the upcoming change in weather on the #DerbyFire.

Derby Fire official information

FACEBOOK – Derby fire @derbyfire
INCIWEB – Derby Fire
WHITE RIVER NATIONAL FOREST – facebook.com/whiteriverNF @whiteriverNF

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EAGLE COUNTY INFO
DERBY FIRE: EAGLE COUNTY EVACUATION MAP REGISTER FOR ALERTS – 911 alerts
INCIDENT UPDATES – EC Emergency or Reachwell app
FACEBOOK – facebook.com/eaglecountyso @eaglecountyso

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GARFIELD COUNTY INFO
DERBY FIRE: GARFIELD COUNTY INTERACTIVE EVACUATION MAP REGISTER FOR ALERTS – 911 alerts or Reachwell app
INCIDENT UPDATES / SUBSCRIBE – Garfield County emergency
FACEBOOK – facebook.com/garcosheriff @garcosheriff

Derby Fire: Weather update

Derby fire: Operations update video

Rocky Mountain Area Complex Incident Management Team 3

#DerbyFire Air Operations Update, Wednesday, Sept. 4, 2025, Air Operations Branch Director Preston Burns discusses air operations tactics on the #DerbyFire.

Derby Fire official information

FACEBOOK – Derby fire @derbyfire
INCIWEB – Derby Fire
WHITE RIVER NATIONAL FOREST – facebook.com/whiteriverNF @whiteriverNF

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EAGLE COUNTY INFO
DERBY FIRE: EAGLE COUNTY EVACUATION MAP REGISTER FOR ALERTS – 911 alerts
INCIDENT UPDATES – EC Emergency or Reachwell app
FACEBOOK – facebook.com/eaglecountyso @eaglecountyso

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GARFIELD COUNTY INFO
DERBY FIRE: GARFIELD COUNTY INTERACTIVE EVACUATION MAP REGISTER FOR ALERTS – 911 alerts or Reachwell app
INCIDENT UPDATES / SUBSCRIBE – Garfield County emergency
FACEBOOK – facebook.com/garcosheriff @garcosheriff

Derby fire: Operations update video

Derby Fire: Heavy equipment video

Rocky Mountain Area Complex Incident Management Team 3

Many types of equipment assist with wildland fire suppression, but it’s not all engines and brush trucks! Heavy equipment operator, Dean Ehmann, talks about his time on the #DerbyFire. #FireYear2025.

Derby Fire official information

FACEBOOK – Derby fire @derbyfire
INCIWEB – Derby Fire
WHITE RIVER NATIONAL FOREST – facebook.com/whiteriverNF @whiteriverNF

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EAGLE COUNTY INFO
DERBY FIRE: EAGLE COUNTY EVACUATION MAP REGISTER FOR ALERTS – 911 alerts
INCIDENT UPDATES – EC Emergency or Reachwell app
FACEBOOK – facebook.com/eaglecountyso @eaglecountyso

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GARFIELD COUNTY INFO
DERBY FIRE: GARFIELD COUNTY INTERACTIVE EVACUATION MAP REGISTER FOR ALERTS – 911 alerts or Reachwell app
INCIDENT UPDATES / SUBSCRIBE – Garfield County emergency
FACEBOOK – facebook.com/garcosheriff @garcosheriff

Derby Fire: Heavy equipment video