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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.

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

5 reports, 4 independent Updated Jul 2
Gone quiet Reached 4 outlets in its first 24 hours
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Fires moved from eastern Utah to western Colorado, consuming large areas of Mesa County.

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  1. A wildfire occurred near the Utah-Colorado border, prompting a Helitack crew deployment in Mesa County.Sub-event
  2. Multiple fires are active in Utah, including the Babylon, Cottonwood, and Snyder fires, leading to livestock losses and requiring agricultural department intervention.Sub-event
  3. An incident involving operational standards occurred in Mesa County near the Utah border, prompting agency statements.Sub-event
  4. Fires cross state lines from Utah into Mesa County, Colorado.1 source

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