The governor of Colorado, Jared Polis, travelled around the northern suburbs of Denver to visit the burned place on Sunday. Two people have been missing since the incident, and the whole force with their dogs is in search of tracing them.
More than 1,000 homes and industries were devastated because of that fire. Moreover, the governor had looked into the damaged place with the Federal management Emergency Administrator Deanne Criswell and Democratic representative Joe Neguse.
Polis mentioned in a statement, “As the federal associates have their back, they are supporting them, Polis is confident to provide the people the service they require to be cured and recover.”
In some locations, individuals were permitted to return to their residences. The people were shocked after they saw the place. The streets were snowy.
In Louisville, Susan Hill has reportedly witnessed the incident as flames were increasing, and she was with her son and their dog in Lousiville, but the fire stopped 100 yards away from her home. She said It was bothersome and damaging to share the information of that time.
The official’s worry was taken away after they checked the data of those who were not affected by the fire or missing and found safe.
The authorities of Colorado called the rescue teams to search for the three missing people. On Sunday, Boulder Country Sheriff Joe Pelle said in a gathering of the news people that one of the people they found was safe and well.
According to the information provided by the Louisville Police Chief David Hayes, one woman from Superior and a man from Marshall is still missing. The police department is searching both of them with cadaver dogs’ help and investigating that whole area on Sunday.
Furthermore, he mentioned, “There are no reports of the missing people, but they have found over 500 homes completely destroyed and turned into ashes. He just wanted to make sure.”
