Pueblo County Announces Phased Beulah Re-Entry Plan Starting July 13 Following Aspen Acres Fire

Description: Pueblo County has announced a tentative phased re-entry plan for Beulah residents beginning July 13, 2026, following the Aspen Acres Fire. Learn who can return, required re-entry cards, designated access routes, neighborhood-specific schedules, and important safety information. Read the Full Press Release...

Pueblo County Announces Tentative Phased Re-Entry Plan for Beulah Residents Beginning July 13

Pueblo, CO - Residents in many areas of Beulah will tentatively be allowed to re-enter their properties beginning Monday, July 13, unless conditions change adversely. The re-entry will occur on a time schedule based on your property's location with the details outlined below. We ask that residents please follow the assigned schedule and routes designed to ensure a safe and timely re-entry process.

PLEASE DO NOT RE-ENTER BEFORE YOUR DESIGNATED TIME AS THIS WILL SLOW THE PROCESS.

First, we remind residents they must have a re-entry card to be allowed back into the area. The cards are issued at the Disaster Assistance Center, 29 Lehigh, which is currently open daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. As residents re-enter, they are asked to do so via the Hwy 78 at 3R Road traffic control point.

Residents in the North Creek Road area near the County Line are still under evacuation as firefighters are still working in that location.

We ask that you only be on the roadways when necessary, as fire equipment and personnel are still actively working on hotspots and doing evaluations. Residents may still see smoke and potentially flames in the area. If you see smoke or flames in unburned areas, call 9-1-1.

Stay alert to weather conditions and warnings as flash flooding is a real threat to life and homes because of the fire.

Below are the assigned times for re-entry. Please do not re-enter before your designated time.

8 a.m. to 10 a.m. -All residents who have lost their homes will be allowed in. Fire personnel will escort families to their properties and will be available to answer questions (a 10-15-minute window) and provide an informational packet.

**Property owners who have lost their home arriving after 10 a.m. will be escorted to their property as escorts are available.

Peoples whose homes remain will be allowed in as follows:

10 a.m. - 11 a.m. - Central Avenue and Grand Avenue

11 a.m. - Noon-Ban Street, Cascade Avenue, Catalina Avenue, Cottonwood Drive, Davis Street, Fox Lane, Harmon Lane, Lake Avenue, Middle Creek Canyon, North Creek Cut Off, Pine Avenue, Sciota Street, School House Lane, Vine Mesa.

Noon-1 p.m. - 8200-8700 block of Hwy 78, to include Cemetery Road, Los Escapados, Pine Crest and Roosevelt Avenue.

1 p.m. - 2 p.m. -8700-8900 block of Hwy 78 to include Beulah Highlands Road, Canon Drive, Columbine Road, Curtiz Lane, Glendale Road, Morton Avenue, Pennsylvania Avenue, Squirrel Creek and Woodland Avenue

2 p.m. 3 p.m.-9088 Hwy 78 to Cheyenne Drive, League Trail, Pueblo Mountain Park Road, Ula Trail, Ula Court, Watseka Avenue and Watseka Court

3-4 p.m.-9090 Hwy 78 to 9958 Hwy 78 to include Geronimo Avenue, Simonson Trail, Sioux Avenue, Apache Drive

4 p.m. - 5 p.m. 5775 North Creek to 4632 North Creek Road to include Douglas Lane.

ANYTHING BEYOND 4632 NORTH CREEK IS NOT ALLOWED IN AT THIS TIME.

The public is encouraged to follow www.puebloemergency.info the Pueblo County Sheriff's Office Facebook page www.facebook.com/PuebloSheriff and the Aspen Acres Fire 2026 Facebook page www.facebook.com/AspenAcresFire2026 or the X page @Pueblo CountySO or https://x.com/PuebloCountySO 

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