Southwestern Teller County Wildfire 100% Contained
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Updated: 11:00 AM Jun 23, 2008
Southwestern Teller County Wildfire 100% Contained
The Teller County Sheriff's Office has confirmed the fire that was burning in the southwestern part of the county, near County Road 11 is now 100% contained.
Posted: 7:07 PM Jun 22, 2008
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The Teller County Sheriff's Office has confirmed the fire that was burning in the southwestern part of the county, near County Road 11 is now 100% contained.

At last report they say about 23 acres have burned.

No evacuation were ordered, but the sheriff's office does say they had people on standby for a short time.

It took about eight fire districts to contain the fire.
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