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Pearl fire containment grows to 25%, more Larimer County evacuations lifted

Wildfire is burning on 128 acres west of Fort Collins

The Pearl fire burns in the area near Crystal Lakes in Larimer County, west of Fort Collins, on Monday, Sept. 16, 2024, in this U.S. National Forest Service lookout camera image via 360 Overwatch.
The Pearl fire burns in the area near Crystal Lakes in Larimer County, west of Fort Collins, on Monday, Sept. 16, 2024, in this U.S. National Forest Service lookout camera image via 360 Overwatch.
DENVER, CO - OCTOBER 10: Denver Post reporter Katie Langford. (Photo By Patrick Traylor/The Denver Post)
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Firefighting crews gained 25% containment on the Pearl fire burning west of Fort Collins on Thursday as Larimer County officials lifted more mandatory and voluntary evacuations.

The human-caused fire is burning on 128 acres near Crystal Lakes and sparked on private property Monday. Larimer County officials are still investigating what caused the fire.

Nearly 300 firefighters worked on the fire Thursday, increasing containment along the fire’s southern edge and establishing containment lines along the northern and western edges,

The Larimer County Sheriff’s Office on Thursday lifted all voluntary evacuations and some mandatory evacuation orders for neighborhoods near the fire.

People living in Crystal Lakes and off of Pearl Beaver Road to Deadman Lookout are still under


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