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Monday, June 29, 2026

Heavy smoke from Aspen Acres Fire

As of Monday afternoon, the Aspen Acres Fire is producing a plume of heavy smoke. This smoke is pushing northeast and extends as far as Kit Carson County. However, the heaviest smoke is in Pueblo, where particulate matter concentrations are pushing into the Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups category.

An Air Quality Health Advisory is in effect until 9 am Tuesday morning. Moderate to heavy smoke is possible anywhere downwind of this fire. If there is smoke in your area, it's a good idea to limit outdoor activities and stay indoors, if possible.

For real-time air quality near you, check AirNow's Fire and Smoke Map.

Map of southeast Colorado showing a plume of smoke from the Aspen Acres Fire in Custer County.
The smoke plume from the Aspen Acres Fire stretches to Kit Carson County. 


Beyond Smoke

The Division of Fire Prevention and Control maintains the Wildfire Information Resource Center with more resources to help you stay safe this wildfire season. This includes the Wildland Fire Status Dashboard and Emergency Alert systems for each county.

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