Published 2 years ago

Fire at Englewood trash facility extinguished

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Smoke was visible from a fire burning at a Waste Management facility in Englewood. The Denver Fire Department said two structures burned. The fire also affected power lines, complicating the fire attack. One worker was treated by paramedics, the fire department said. No other injuries have been reported.

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CBS Local

Fire at Waste Management transfer station in Englewood impacts air quality in parts of metro area

A fire at a Waste Management transfer station in Englewood Monday evening continued to impact the air quality of parts of the Denver metro area Tuesday morning.

2 years ago·United States

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Denver Post

Smoke from fire in Englewood leading to poor air quality across metro Denver

Smoke from a fire that started at a Waste Management transfer station in Englewood is to blame for poor air quality in metro Denver on Tuesday morning, officials say.

2 years ago·Denver, United States

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9NEWS Denver

Fire at Englewood trash facility extinguished

The fire started burning Monday afternoon at a Waste Management facility in Englewood. Smoke blew across the Denver area as crews fought the fire.

2 years ago·Denver, United States

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Denver 7 News

Crews battling fire at Waste Management transfer station in Englewood

Crews are battling a fire at the Waste Management transfer station located at 2400 West Union Avenue in Englewood.Two structures are involved, according to the Denver Fire Department.The fire affected power lines, which has complicated the fire attack, the department said in a tweet.One Waste Management employee was treated by paramedics.This is a developing story and will be updated.

2 years ago·Denver, United States

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