Combined Regional Communications Authority - CRCA 911

09/05/2026

Please be advised that smoke from a structure fire in Pueblo County is visible from Fremont and Custer Counties. Do not call 911.

08/28/2026

CRCA is receiving multiple calls about a male party who is lying along the road on Hwy 115 at mile marker 17. First responders have checked on this individual and he is fine, just taking a little break. Please do not call 911.

08/25/2026

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08/24/2026

CRCA 911 is aware of the smoke south of the Dawson Ranch subdivision in Canon City. Air and ground firefighting resources are en route. Please do not call 911 to report this smoke. Thank you.

08/24/2026

UPDATE 07:15 am on 8-25-2026

There is now a containment line around this fire and it is being called 100% contained on federal lands. We can expect to see smoke from this fire today as fire crews return to the scene to continue mopping up. Ground and aerial firefighting efforts were aided by the afternoon and early evening moisture in the area yesterday.
We want to thank our state and federal fire partners for executing a well designed fire attack and working hard on this fire.
Chief Roberts.

UPDATE: 3:35 pm.
The fire is still active at this time and has grown to approximately 1 acre. Federal air and ground assets are working the fire. There have been reports of possible drone sightings in the area of the fire, if this is confirmed all aerial firefighting efforts will be immediately stopped. Please stay away from the area and keep drones out of the area.
Chief Roberts.

There is a column of smoke south of the Dawson Ranch subdivision in Canon City. The fire has been scouted and found to be on federal lands. Air and ground firefighting resources are en route. Please do not call 911 to report this smoke.

08/21/2026

08/14/2026

"Our August Mental Health Newsletter is here! 💚

This month, we’re talking about something that can be really easy to overlook the importance of slowing down, relaxing, and making time for the things that bring us joy.

With how demanding our jobs can be, especially in dispatch, it’s easy to stay in “go-go-go” mode and forget that rest is just as important as everything else we do. Taking time to recharge isn’t being lazy or unproductive it’s an important part of taking care of ourselves and managing stress.

This month’s newsletter includes some simple reminders and ideas for making a little more room for relaxation and joy, even when life feels busy.

I hope you’ll take a few minutes to read it and, more importantly, give yourself permission to slow down when you can. You don’t have to wait until you’re completely burned out to take care of yourself. ❤️

As always, if you ever need anything or just need someone to talk to, please reach out.

Take care of yourselves! 🌿"

The Wellness Committee at CRCA 911

08/12/2026

Wildfire is in our sights and smoke is in the air! Do something right now to ensure a more fire resilient future in Fremont County. Click the link to take this 10-min survey. Your insights will inform priorities for community wildfire projects and funds for mitigation efforts in our county. Take the survey now!
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/FremontCountyWildfireSurvey

08/12/2026

***UPDATE at 12:50 pm***

Our regular non-emergent number, 719-792-6411, has been restored.

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CRCA is experiencing issues with our non-emergent phone lines. 911 is still operational. If you have a non-emergent issue thats needs attention, please call us at 719-275-3604.