A fast-moving grass fire in Commerce City has triggered evacuations as firefighters work to contain the blaze near Tower Road and East 112th Avenue. The incident, known as the Reunion Fire, has prompted a significant emergency response, with authorities urging residents in affected areas to leave for their safety.
The fire was reported near Tower Road and 112th Avenue, where dry vegetation and weather conditions have contributed to its spread. Fire crews responded quickly and remain on scene, working to protect nearby homes, businesses, and other structures while attempting to stop the fire from advancing.
Evacuation orders have been issued for residents closest to the fire, and officials are asking those in impacted areas to follow evacuation instructions without delay. Motorists are also advised to avoid the area, as emergency vehicles, road closures, and reduced visibility from smoke may lead to traffic disruptions.
Multiple firefighting agencies have been deployed to the scene, with crews continuing suppression efforts as they monitor changing fire conditions. Authorities are also assessing the potential threat to nearby properties and infrastructure.
As of now, officials have not confirmed the cause of the fire, the number of acres burned, or whether any homes or other buildings have been damaged. There have also been no official reports of injuries.
The situation remains active, and emergency officials are expected to release additional updates as firefighters continue their efforts to contain the Reunion Fire. Residents are encouraged to monitor official alerts for the latest information on evacuations, road closures, and public safety recommendations.
