The Stone Canyon Fire started on July 30, 2024 in the Stone Canyon area outside the Town of Lyons. This fire is 100% contained, all evacuations have been lifted, and all roads are open.
The Lake Shore Fire began on July 31, 2024 near the Lake Shore Park neighborhood, northeast of Gross Reservoir. This fire is 100% contained, all evacuations have been lifted, and all roads are open.
Sadly, these two fires have taken six homes in Boulder County, as well as homes in neighboring counties, and one death is currently being investigated.
This webpage provides information and resources for those impacted by the fires as our community begins the healing and rebuilding process.
Please continue to check this webpage for recovery updates and resources.
Recovery Updates
- There are several operating utility providers in the fire area(s) and coordination to restore services is underway.
- Boulder County enacting Stage 2 fire restrictions countywide
- It has been determined that sheltering resources and a Disaster Assistance Center (DAC) are not needed at this time.
- This Week’s Wildfires – A message from the Boulder County Commissioners
Resources
Impacted residents who have had to evacuate or have lost their homes due to these events may find the following resources helpful:
- Resources for Those Impacted by the Fires (clothing, shoes, toiletries, some food items, pet supplies, limited children’s toys, baby supplies, possible financial assistance, and limited case management)
- Colorado Division of Insurance Post Disaster Information
- Consumer Advisory: Insurance Tips for Coloradans Evacuated due to Wildfire Threats
- Health Guidance for Poor Air Quality Due to Wildfires on the Front Range
- Trauma care is available for Boulder County residents through WellMind Connection.
- Safe Cleanup of Wildfire Ash
- Safe Cleanup After a Fire (for homes that were not damaged or destroyed but may have smoke impacts or ash on their properties)
- Wells and Wastewater After a Fire
- Food Safety After a Fire
- 211 – Wildfire Information and Resources
- Restoration and Rehabilitation (CSU)
- Fire Suppressant Safety