EVACUATION update from Garfield County Sheriff’s Office:

 

Check your zone on this map: https://bit.ly/lee-fire-zones

 

The southern edge of the Lee Fire has reached the Garfield County line, prompting the above changes to evacuation status.

 

Zone 81 and 85 are on top of the Roan Plateau in industrial landscape and BLM area (already under a closure), not residential areas.

 

Fire managers’ strategic planning includes multiple secondary and contingency lines between the fire’s edge and the southern edge of the Roan Plateau.

 

As a reminder:

GO = Evacuate immediately from your area. Leave now – danger in your area.

SET = Short notice evacuation likely in your area. Prepare for sudden evacuations. Leave now if you need extra time.

READY = Possible evacuation in your area. Prepare, monitor, and pack your valuables.

 

Public Notice Regarding Weed Removal

Hide Featured Image
true

In the interest of protecting the health and safety of the population of DeBeque through the control and elimination of weeds, refuse, brush, rubbish, nauseous or contagious substances, inflammable or explosive refuse, hazardous materials, abandoned ice boxes and refrigerators, and junk where ever found within the incorporated limits of the Town. Ordinance Number 196 (1993) of the Town of DeBeque, Colorado makes it the responsibility and duty of all residents, lessors and owners of property or their agents to cut and to keep cut the weeds and brush and to remove the same, together with any refuse, from their property and from the streets and alleys and default of such cutting and removal the work of cutting/removing the same shall be done under the orders of the town trustees and the costs thereof shall be assessed to the respective lots, tracts or parcels of land.