Garco911 & GCSO: I-70 closed in Glenwood Canyon

Garfield County Sheriff’s Office

1.13.26, 4:40 a.m. – CORRECTION: I-70 is closed eastbound at the mile marker 119, No Name Rest Area.

1.13.26, 4:27 a.m. – UPDATE: Eastbound is now closed at the mile marker 116, Glenwood Springs. It is also closed westbound at the Gypsum exit in Eagle County.

Garfield County Emergency Communications Authority

1.13.26, 4:19 a.m. – I-70 is closed at mile marker 125 eastbound, Hanging Lake, due to police activity.

Garco911 & GCSO: I-70 closed in Glenwood Canyon

Garco911: Westbound lanes on Hwy 82 lanes open at Carbondale

Garco911

1.12.26, 8:02 a.m. – Road open westbound Highway 82 is open at Highway 133, entrance to Carbondale.

Colorado Department of Transportation

1.12.26, 5:37 a.m. – Between Colorado 133 and Satank Road (3 miles west of Mulford) at mile point 11. Road closed expect delays due to a rock slide.

Garfield County Emergency Communications Authority

1.12.26, 5:27 a.m. – Westbound lanes of Highway 82 are closed at Highway 133, entrance to Carbondale, due to a rock slide.

Garfield County Sheriff’s Office

Video of rocks on Highway 82

Rocks on Highway 82

Garfield County Sheriff’s Office vehicle at closure point.

Garco911: Westbound lanes on Hwy 82 lanes open at Carbondale

CDOT / Garco911: I-70 westbound open

Garfield County Emergency Communications Authority

9.27.25, 12:40 am – I-70 is open at mile marker 130 westbound, Dotsero.

Colorado Department of Transportation

9.26.25, 9:03 pm – Westbound I-70 is closed to through traffic at Wolcott, Exit 157, due to a rolled over CMV crash that took place in Glenwood Canyon at around 6 p.m. this evening. CDOT and its partners worked tirelessly to avoid putting a detour in place — estimated to add four hours of travel time — but unfortunately, I-70 through Glenwood Canyon is an extremely challenging section of road with limited space for operations. There is no estimated time of re-opening.

The detour that is in place directs commuters onto US 6 via exit 157, Wolcott, north on HWY 131 toward Steamboat, west on US 40 towards Craig, south on HWY 13, and back on I-70 near Rifle.

Front of commercial vehicle on side on I-70

Commercial vehicle on side on I-70

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CDOT / Garco911: I-70 westbound open

Derby Fire: Update September 6

Type 3 Incident Management Team

Patrick Kieran, Incident Commander

Derby Fire map

Fire Information: 970-355-3283 (8 a.m. – 5 p.m.)
Start Date: 08/16/25

Location: 13 miles north of Dotsero, Colo.
Cause: Lightning
Size: 5,453 acres

Containment: 62% Personnel: 344

Key Messages: A Type 3 Incident Management Team took command of the Derby Fire this morning. Firefighting resources continue to be downsized as containment increases. The Bureau of Land Management has reduced the size of its area closure, for more information visit : https://www.blm.gov/ucr-fire-restrictions.

Current Situation – The fire has seen minimal growth over the past several days. Firefighters are continuing to strengthen and patrol containment lines as well as back haul equipment. In areas with containment, firefighters are continuing suppression repair to restore areas disturbed by firefighting activities such as firelines, staging areas, and helipads. A heavy helicopter, light helicopter and unmanned aircraft systems (drones) are available to assist firefighters today.

The Incident Command Post at the Eagle Fairgrounds is being significantly downsized today.

Weather and Fire Behavior – Rain showers and thunderstorms are expected today and tomorrow but will likely decrease throughout the week. The showers will bring brief gusty winds, but overall winds are expected to remain light. With the incoming monsoon moisture, fire activity is expected to be low.
Evacuations and Closures: Fire restrictions and closures remain in place for Bureau of Land Management areas, https://www.blm.gov/ucr-fire-restrictions and the White River National Forest
https://www.fs.usda.gov/r02/whiteriver/alerts/. Fire restrictions have dropped to Stage 1.

A Temporary Flight Restriction (TFR) is in place over the Derby Fire. All unauthorized aircraft (including drones) are prohibited from flying near the fire, as they can interfere with authorized air support operations. For more information, visit https://tfr.faa.gov.

9-6-25 Derby Fire map image

Actualización del Incendio Derby 6 de septiembre de 2025

Equipo de gestión de incidentes tipo 3

Patrick Kieran, Comandante de Incidentes

Información sobre incendios: 970-355-3283 (8 a.m. – 5 p.m.)
Fecha de inicio: 08/16/25

Ubicación: 13 millas al norte de Dotsero, Colorado
Causa: Relámpago
Tamaño: 5,453 acres
Contención: 62% Personal: 344

Mensajes clave: Un equipo de gestión de incidentes de tipo 3 tomó el mando del incendio de Derby esta mañana. Los recursos de extinción de incendios continúan reduciéndose a medida que aumenta la contención. La Oficina de Administración de Tierras ha reducido el tamaño del cierre de su área, para obtener más información, visite: https://www.blm.gov/ucr-fire-restrictions.

Situación actual: El incendio ha experimentado un crecimiento mínimo en los últimos días. Los bomberos continúan fortaleciendo y patrullando las líneas de contención y el equipo de retorno. En las áreas con contención, los bomberos continúan con la reparación de supresión para restaurar las áreas perturbadas por las actividades de extinción de incendios, como líneas de fuego, áreas de preparación y helipuertos. Un helicóptero pesado, un helicóptero ligero y sistemas de aeronaves no tripuladas (drones) están disponibles para ayudar a los bomberos en la actualidad.

El Puesto de Comando de Incidentes en el recinto ferial de Eagle se está reduciendo significativamente.
Clima y comportamiento del fuego: se esperan lluvias y tormentas eléctricas hoy y mañana, pero es probable que disminuyan a lo largo de la semana. Las lluvias traerán breves vientos racheados, pero se espera que los vientos en general sigan siendo ligeros. Con la humedad del monzón entrante, se espera que la actividad del fuego sea baja.

Evacuaciones y cierres: Las restricciones y cierres de incendios permanecen vigentes para las áreas de la Oficina de Administración de Tierras, https://www.blm.gov/ucr-fire-restrictions y el https://www.fs.usda.gov/r02/whiteriver/alerts/ del Bosque Nacional White River. Las restricciones contra incendios han bajado a la Etapa 1.

Existe una restricción temporal de vuelo (TFR) sobre el incendio de Derby. Todas las aeronaves no autorizadas (incluidos los drones) tienen prohibido volar cerca del incendio, ya que pueden interferir con las operaciones de apoyo aéreo autorizadas. Para obtener más información, visite https://tfr.faa.gov.

Derby Fire: Update September 6