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"Crimes could escalate": Suspect appears to target college-aged women in Boulder
The Boulder Police Department is asking the public for help amid an indecent exposure and possible burglary investigation that involves a suspect potentially targeting local college-aged women. The police say the suspect, 51-year-old Nimroid Boles Folsom, has been seen following college-aged women to their homes at night over the past few days in Boulder's University Hill and Goss Grove neighborhoods. Police have indicated that the suspect has a prior arrest record related to the crimes and that they're worried that these alleged crimes could escalate. ...
Large RV recovered from river of Big Thompson Canyon in Colorado
Officials with the Loveland Fire Rescue Authority say a large RV was recovered from the river in the Big Thompson Canyon. According to the agency, LFRA Engine 47 and the Canyon Battalion responded to a vehicle accident involving a large RV on West Highway 34 in the Big Thompson Canyon just before 2 p.m. on Saturday. The RV fell approximately 75 feet down the embankment and into the river as the driver was able to escape from the vehicle and was eventually evaluated by medical personnel on the scene., according to Loveland Fire Rescue Authority. The incident prompted a swift-water rescue to assist the operation of removing the RV from the water with Spartan Towing and Reliable Towing. It took a total of six hours to get the RV out of the water, according to Loveland Fire Rescue Authority.
Stage 1 Fire Ban and Restrictions, including Fireworks
The Boulder County Sheriff's office wanted to remind residents that we are now in a Stage 1 Fire Ban which includes the prohibition of any and all personal fireworks. Boulder County, Colo. - Sheriff Curtis Johnson has enacted Stage 1 Fire Restrictions. , effective immediately, Monday, July 1.The fire restrictions...
Don’t call 911: Here’s how to report illegal fireworks in Colorado
Despite fireworks being outlawed in Colorado, you might still see people using them around the Fourth of July. Here's how some agencies across the metro area are asking people to report illegal fireworks.
EVFPD: Introducing the new PIO team
We are thrilled to welcome Heather Bradley as the new Public Information Officer for the Estes Valley Fire Protection District. Heather has been an integral part of the Estes Valley community since 2012, currently residing with her two sons, Carter and Brayden, in Carriage Hills in Estes Park. Throughout her time here, she has held various communication-driven positions and generously contributed her time and skills to several boards. We’re eager to have her working with the EVFPD team, where she’ll play a crucial role in spreading awareness and educating the public about our department’s initiatives.
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