Firefighters say wet weather Sunday helped them get the Nash Ranch Fire completely contained. The fire, in Park County near the town of Guffey, started last week from a lightning strike.

As of 9 a.m. Monday, all evacuated residents were allowed to return home.

Crews will still be out keeping an eye on things for a few days, in case any hot spots flare up.

There will also be some cleanup in the burn area, including work to restore bull dozer lines to a more natural state. That will help prevent erosion in those areas. Also, some fences that were cut during the firefighting efforts will have to be repaired.

Here are some numbers released by fire officials Monday morning:

• Time/Date Started: June 26, 2008
• Location: 10 miles East of Guffey.
• Cause: Lightning
• Estimated Cost: $626,000 as of end of business 6/29/08
• Fuels: Grass, ponderosa, mixed conifers.
• Size: 1,115 acres.
• Containment: 100 %
• Resources Committed:
o 1 – Type 1 Crew, 2 – Type 2 Crews, 20 – Engines, 2 - Water Tenders, 1 – Type 3 Helicopter (expected release today), 1- Camp Crew, Approximately 223 personnel.