Colorado Wildfire Emergency Information, Recovery Resources, & Updates

2-1-1 Colorado is currently referring all clients and community members to the following resources for immediate and long-term recovery support.

To sign up for continued wildfire updates and alerts, please sign up at coloradofirealerts.com

Cameron Peak Fire, Larimer County

Resource Information

Please utilize the following form to request assistance for people who have been impacted by recent disasters in Larimer County: Larimer Recovery Requests for Assistance Form
Trauma and Disaster Recovery Clinic at the University of Denver is offering free mental health support and services to community members impacted by the wildfires.
Partnership for Age Friendly Community can grant $250 for hotel or housing support for older adults who are impacted by Cameron Peak and do not have a friend or family members to stay with at this time.
ARC is providing $450 immediate assistance from Red Cross to anyone whose primary residence has major damage or was destroyed. Call 1-800-REDCROSS now to set up a damage assessment.
Office of Emergency Management Information Line: (970) 498-5500

Volunteer

Volunteer Opportunities: www.nocovolunteers.org
Animal shelter volunteer information - www.larimerhumane.org/blog/cameron-peak-fire-information-page/

Donate

Monetary Donations: Larimer County Fire Recovery Fund
In-kind Donations: Not being accepted at this time, updates will be listed here: www.larimer.org/cameron-peak-fire

East Troublesome Fire, Grand & Larimer Counties

Resource Information

Trauma and Disaster Recovery Clinic at the University of Denver is offering free mental health support and services to community members impacted by the wildfires.
ARC is providing $450 immediate assistance from Red Cross to anyone whose primary residence has major damage or was destroyed. Call 1-800-REDCROSS now to set up a damage assessment.

For official information regarding updates on the location and expansion of the fire: www.inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/7242/.
Fire Information Line for the Grand County Area: (970) 445-2910
For Evacuation Information for Grand County Area: (970) 725-3803, Opt 2
Fire Information Line for Estes Park Area: (970) 541-1008
For Evacuation Information for Larimer County Area: (970) 980-2500
For up-to-date public information on evacuation orders, emergency alerts & updates, please visit: www.facebook.com/GrandCountyOEM
Shelter Assistance: Red Cross (800) 417-0495 Opt 1

Volunteer

Volunteer Opportunities: www.coloradoresponds.org/

Donate

Monetary Donations: Grand County Emergency Wildfire Fund
In-kind Donations: www.coloradoresponds.org/

Cal-Wood and Lefthand Canyon Fires, Boulder County

Resource Information

Boulder County Emergency Operations Center Public Information Line: (303) 413-7730
Shelter Assistance: Red Cross (800) 417-0495 Ext 1

Volunteer

Volunteer Opportunities: bouldercounty.wufoo.com/forms/donations/

Donate

Monetary Donations:  Community Foundation of Boulder County ‘s 2020 Fires Relief Fund.
In-kind Donations: bouldercounty.wufoo.com/forms/donations/

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