Emergency Information
Cameron Peak Fire (August 2020)
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10 Recent Emergency Notification(s)
Emergency Alert
07/22/2021, 19:47:26 - Larimer County Sheriff's Office: Flood - Voluntary Evacuation Glen Haven Lifted: This is the Larimer County Sheriff's Office with a status update. Officials have lifted the voluntary evacuation for West County Road 43 in Glen Haven and east to Drake, to include The Retreat and Storm Mountain. Residents in that area may return to their homes. Thank you for your cooperation during this incident.
Emergency Alert
07/22/2021, 16:28:05 - Larimer County Sheriff's Office Flood - Mandatory Evac/Imminent Threat Lifted on Hwy 14: This is the Larimer County Sheriff's Office with a situation update. Officials have lifted the mandatory/imminent threat evacuation for Highway 14 from the Larimer/Jackson County line to Rustic. Residents in that area may return to their homes. Thank you for your cooperation during this incident.
Emergency Alert
07/22/2021, 15:19:20 - Larimer County Sheriff's Office: Flood - VOLUNTARY EVACUATION - Zone 10: This is the Larimer County Sheriff's Office with an emergency message. There is the potential for flooding in the area of West County Road 43 in the Glen Haven area east to Drake. This includes The Retreat and Storm Mountain. Voluntary evacuations are advised for residents and business occupants if they are concerned for their safety, feel they need additional time to exit the area, or have health conditions that may be aggravated by this incident. You are encouraged to move livestock and pets out of the area and to prepare for mandatory evacuations. You are also encouraged to move valuables to a higher floor inside your home or business. If you choose to evacuate, secure your home or business and take what you need in case you are away for an extended period.Avoid areas already flooded, especially if water is flowing fast. Do not attempt to cross flowing streams and never drive through flooded roadways. Please report to {Specific Location} to notify an official of your evacuation. To view a map of the evacuation area, please visit nocoalert.org. For updates, text the word LCEVAC to 888777 from your cell phone. We will communicate evacuation information to that key word as needed. You may also text the word FLOOD2021 to 888777 from your cell phone to receive information on flooding in Larimer County. Please do not call 911 unless you are in danger.
Emergency Alert
07/22/2021, 09:02:53 - Poudre Canyon Flood 2021 Update: Emergency crews will be conducting search operations in the canyon again today to locate three missing adults. Hwy 14 is open for general traffic, but the river and most camp grounds along it are closed. Work crews will be clearing debris and repairing infrastructure. Please drive carefully in the area and help keep responders safe!
Emergency Alert
07/21/2021, 13:13:43 - Poudre Canyon Flood 2021 Update: Effective immediately, the Poudre River is closed for all use. https://www.larimer.org/spotlights/2021/07/21/poudre-river-closure for details.
Emergency Alert
07/21/2021, 10:45:07 - Poudre Canyon Flood 2021 EVAC Update: If you have overdue friends/family in the canyon, please call the Joint Information Center to provide info. 970-980-2500
Emergency Alert
07/20/2021, 22:58:58 - Poudre Canyon Flood 2021 EVAC Update: The Joint Information Center will be closing for the night at 11:30 p.m. The emergency information line will be updated and have live operators again in the morning.
Emergency Alert
07/20/2021, 22:30:45 - LCSO - Flood Evac Update Hwy 14 from Rustic to Ted's Place: This is the Larimer County Sheriff's Office with an evacuation update. Officials have lifted the mandatory evacuation along Highway 14 from Rustic east to Ted's Place. Residents living in that area may return to their homes. Please know that Highway 14 is not open to the general public which means law enforcement manning the roadblock will need to make contact with each vehicle coming through. There is a concern for the weather pattern expected tomorrow. We ask that residents remain alert to the weather conditions in the event additional evacuations may be necessary. Thank you for your cooperation during this event.
Emergency Alert
07/20/2021, 19:01:55 - Larimer County Sheriff's Office: Flood - VOLUNTARY EVACUATION - Rustic to Stove Prairie: This is the Larimer County Sheriff's Office with an emergency message. There is the potential for flooding in the area of Highway 14 from Rustic east to the Stove Prairie Road. Voluntary evacuations are advised for residents if they are concerned for their safety, feel they need additional time to exit the area, or have health conditions that may be aggravated by this incident. You are encouraged to move livestock and pets out of the area and to prepare for mandatory evacuations. You are also encouraged to move valuables to a higher floor inside your home or business. If you choose to evacuate, secure your home or business and take what you need in case you are away for an extended period.Avoid areas already flooded, especially if water is flowing fast. Do not attempt to cross flowing streams and never drive through flooded roadways. To view a map of the evacuation area, please visit nocoalert.org. For updates, text the word LCEVAC to 888777 from your cell phone. We will communicate evacuation information to that key word as needed. You may also text the word FLOOD2021 to 888777 from your cell phone to receive information on flooding in Larimer County. Please do not call 911 unless you are in danger.
Emergency Alert
07/20/2021, 18:48:05 - Larimer County Sheriff's Office Flood - IMMINENT: This is the Larimer County Sheriff's Office with an emergency message. Dangerous flooding is occurring in the area from Joe Wright Reservoir east to the intersection of County Road 69 and Rustic. Immediately reach higher ground by any means necessary. Avoid area subject to flooding including dips, low spots, ditches, etc. and do not attempt to cross flowing streams or creeks. If driving, be aware that the road may not be intact under flood waters. Never drive through flooded roadways - turn around and go another way. If your vehicle stalls, leave it immediately and seek higher ground. To view a map of the affected area, please visit nocoalert.org. For updates, text the word LCEVAC to 888777 from your cell phone. We will communicate evacuation information to that key word as needed. You may also text the word FLOOD2021 to 888777 from your cell phone to receive information on flooding in Larimer County. Please do not call 911 unless you are in danger.
