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Are you affected by the recent fires?
We can help you, even if you don’t normally use Via’s services.
- First time with Via? Register for a ride: (303) 444-3043
- Already a rider? Call (303) 447-9636
- If you need assistance after hours or on weekends, please call (303) 725-4160
Via worked with the Boulder County Office of Emergency Management (OEM) to evacuate around 100 people with mobility limitations from senior living facilities, hospitals, homes, and apartments.
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Marshall Fire Transportation Resources
Marshall Fire Emergency Contacts
Financial Assistance for Marshall Fire Victims
How You Can Help Victims of Marshall Fire
Marshall Fire Transportation Resources
Marshall Fire Transportation Needs Survey
Community input will help Boulder County and partners understand what and where transportation resources and incentives may be needed
Boulder County and partners would like to understand the transportation needs of community members affected by the fire through a survey. The survey responses will help Boulder County and partners understand what resources, advising, and/or incentives may be needed based on where people have found temporary or permanent housing after the fire.
To take the survey in English, please visit www.boco.org/
Para realizar la encuesta, por favor visite www.boco.org/
Boulder County Marshall Fire-Related Transportation and Transit Resources
Learn more about road closures and transportation services available in Boulder County.
Free Car Share Membership from Colorado CarShare
If you or anyone you know was impacted by the fires, lost your home, your car, or anything else and can use vehicle support, please email Colorado CarShare at info@carshare.org to inquire about vehicle support. Colorado CarShare will provide you with a free car share membership and credit to help.
Free Bike Share from Boulder BCycle
Anyone impacted by the Marshall Fire who could benefit from free Ebike use in Boulder, we want to help. If this transportation service is helpful in any way, e-mail boulder@bcycle.com & we’ll provide what’s needed to assist you/family. No questions asked. Together. We will.🤲💪❣️ pic.twitter.com/XBb1NT8LAl
— Boulder BCycle (@Boulder_Bcycle) January 12, 2022
Official Public Information Map
Keep up with up-to-date road closures, evacuation areas, and other important information with the official Public Information Map.
As assessments are completed, the evacuation status of an area will be updated to allow residents to return home. Only residents will be allowed re-entry back into areas that have been deemed safe. If individuals park and/or walk into areas that have not been cleared for re-entry, the clearance process will take longer as it will divert resources from their mission and can hinder response to new emergencies. Please continue to be patient as we work to get areas open as quickly as possible and please respect the closures.
If you evacuated and have questions about the status of your property, call 303-413-7730. Do not call 911. A preliminary list of damaged and destroyed homes can be found here.
Marshall Fire Emergency Contacts
Boulder County Office of Emergency Management (OEM)
For information on the wildfires in eastern Boulder County:
- Visit BoulderOEM.com
- Call (303) 413-7730
- Boulder OEM on Facebook
- Financial Assistance Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Those impacted by the Marshall Fire are encouraged to visit www.boco.org/MarshallFire and www.boco.org/MarshallFireEspanol to learn about the recovery process and find out about available resources for which they may qualify.
Boulder County Disaster Assistance Center
The Boulder County Disaster Assistance Center, located at the Boulder County Southeast County Hub at 1755 South Public Road in Lafayette, will operate from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. seven days a week and will include specialists from Boulder County Housing and Human Services, Public Health, and Community Services, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), Mental Health Partners, many other area government and nonprofit organizations, and insurers.
- What: Boulder County Disaster Assistance Center for people who lost homes in or were displaced by the Marshall Fire
- When: 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., seven days a week
- Where: Boulder County Southeast Hub, 1755 South Public Road, Lafayette, CO
Help Available: For people who lost homes in or were displaced by the Marshall Fire, the Boulder County Disaster Assistance Center will provide services including:
- Consultation on property loss and filing claims for assistance
- Gift cards for replacement of food and transportation costs
- Information about short- and long-term housing
- Help with vital records
- Referrals to emergency shelter
- Food assistance
- Mental health services
- COVID-19 tests
- Transportation vouchers
- Referrals for personal finance planning
The Boulder County Public Call Center
Please reach out to the Boulder County Public Call Center (303) 413-7730 if you were impacted by the fire and need information.
Disability & Disaster Hotline
Community members who need additional support can call or text 1 (800) 626-4959
Important Contact Information Regarding the Marshall Fire
Emergency Alert System Information
Sign up to receive emergency alerts for unincorporated areas of Boulder County and all municipalities, including the portions of Erie and Longmont that extend outside of the Boulder County line.
Non-Boulder County individuals are strongly encouraged to register with their County emergency alert system.
Financial Assistance for Marshall Fire Victims
Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
Anyone impacted by the Marshall Fire can apply for FEMA’s Individual Assistance Program. Individuals should first call their insurance agents and then apply for federal assistance. Apply for FEMA assistance online or by calling 1-800-621-3362. If you do not have rental or home insurance, please apply for FEMA assistance.
Victims can also go to disasterassistance.gov or call 1-800-621- FEMA (3362) to find resources.
Boulder County Financial Assistance
If you have been displaced or otherwise impacted by the Marshall Fire, you can apply for financial assistance.
United PolicyHolders Insurance and Recovery Help
Through United PolicyHolders’ Roadmap to Recovery® program you can access free, trustworthy help navigating the process of returning to a wildfire damaged area, repairing and replacing damaged and destroyed property, and collecting all available insurance funds.
Marshall Fire Donations and Resource Center
- 21 West Flatiron Crossing Drive in Broomfield
- (Former Nordstrom department store at FlatIron Crossing Mall)
- Hours of operation are 7 days a week 9:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.
- Check the “Needed” / “Not Needed” list
- Bulk Donations – Bulk items arriving via truck must be scheduled in advance by calling (720) 448-3211
Mental Health Support
Jewish Family Service and Community Foundation Boulder County
Jewish Family Service and Community Foundation Boulder County have partnered to offer counseling services to Boulder County residents. This program supports the behavioral health needs of those affected by COVID-19 pandemic-related stress and wildfires. Individuals that have been impacted by any of these events can identify and select a local licensed behavioral health provider using the form below. The program offers up to $1000 towards ten individual counseling sessions (a maximum of $100 per session) or up to $1750 towards ten family counseling sessions (a maximum of $175 per session).
Colorado Crisis Services
Call 1 (844) 493-8255 or text “TALK” to 38255 to speak with a professional counselor about any area where you could use support for yourself or a loved one, from loneliness and isolation to stress, relationship issues, substance use, and other common concerns.
JFS Boulder County Crisis Counseling
JFS Boulder County Crisis Counseling
In response to multiple tragic events over the last year, Jewish Family Service and Community Foundation Boulder County have partnered to offer counseling services to Boulder County residents. The program offers up to $500 towards five individual counseling sessions (a maximum of $100 per session), or up to $875 towards five family counseling sessions (a maximum of $175 per session) and provides a pool of licensed providers from which to choose.
I Matter
3 free mental health sessions for any youth in the state, largely available via telehealth.
Mental Health Partners
Call (303) 443-8500
NationalDisaster Helpline
Call (800) 985-5990
How You Can Help Victims of Marshall Fire
Community Foundation of Boulder County
Soon after the fire started, the Community Foundation of Boulder County set up a fund to help those who have been impacted by the fire. If you’re looking to donate, you can do that here.
American Red Cross of Colorado
Donate to the American Red Cross of Colorado.
Colorado Responds
If you’d like to volunteer, officials recommend visiting the Colorado Responds website.
Colorado Gives
Colorado Gives has also set up a special fund to help the victims of this fire. You can find that donation page here.
GoFundMe Wildfire Relief Fund
Donate to the GoFundMe Wildfire Relief Fund.
Elevations Credit Union
Boulder-based Elevations Credit Union set up a donation page.
Airbnb Open Homes Program
If you have shelter to offer to victims, you can sign up to be a vetted host on Airbnb and you will be alerted through the company’s Open Homes Program if you are needed.
Marshall Fire Benefit Concert
Keep Visiting This Page for Updates
Safety is our number #1 priority.
We will continue monitoring the situation and sharing information here.
Last update: Wednesday, February 9, 2022, 6:06 PM
