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Fire Management
To Report a Fire: Call 911 OR the Pueblo Interagency Dispatch Center at 719-553-1600.
Fire Public Information Officer (PIO) phone for media during active wildfires: (719) 299-5688
Email the Public Information Officer (PIO): psicc.pio@gmail.com
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Active Fire Information
For active national fire information visit the official interagency website for wildfires and all risk incidents.
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Fire Restrictions
When conditions on the forest and grassland become critically dry, fire staff enact fire restrictions for public safety
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Fire Management
Wise use of fire mimics the historical role of fire to protect the public and make forest lands more resilient. Our fire management program includes fire prevention, fire suppression, and fire use.
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Firewise Tips
The Firewise USA Program provides tools and resources to help you minimize your risk to the damage and loss caused by catastrophic wildfire.
More Resources
- Pueblo Interagency Fire Dispatch Center
- Fire weather:
- RMACC - Rocky Mountain Area Coordination Center
- National Interagency Fire Center - The National Interagency Fire Center (NIFC) in Boise, Idaho is the nation’s support center for wildland firefighting.
- Colorado DHSEM Fire Bans and Danger
- Kansas State Fire Ban and Danger Information
- Glossary of Wildland Fire Terminology
Features
Burned Area Emergency Response
BAER is a rapid scientific assessment of imminent threats to human life and safety, property, and critical natural or cultural resources on National Forest System lands.