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  1. Fire incident affecting local infrastructure in Grand Junction, Colorado.
  2. Fires in Mesa County and Grand Junction, Colorado, prompted a disaster declaration and the establishment of an evacuation center.
  3. Fires moved from eastern Utah to western Colorado, consuming large areas of Mesa County.

An incident involving operational standards occurred in Mesa County near the Utah border, prompting agency statements.

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Jun 29
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An incident involving operational standards occurred in Mesa County near the Utah border, prompting agency statements.

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Mesa CountyUtahNational Park Service

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  1. A tragedy in Mesa County renewed focus on the operational limits of fire shelters.Sub-event
  2. Incident in Mesa County near UT border under agency operational review.1 source

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Fires moved from eastern Utah to western Colorado, consuming large areas of Mesa County.

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