Sheriff's Office Says Calwood Fire's Cause Is Unknown
BOULDER, Colo. (CBS4) - The cause of the Calwood Fire that burned in the Boulder County foothills last year is undetermined.
The wildfire burned more than 10,000 acres to the northwest of Boulder in October, destroyed 26 buildings and forced thousands to evacuate.
The Boulder County Sheriff's Office had been investigating the fire's cause along with several other agencies and made the determination official on Wednesday in a news release.
Landowners, neighbors and people who were recreating in the area when the fire first started on Oct. 17 have been interviewed, along with aerial firefighters who were first on scene.
The investigation honed the ignition point of the fire down to within a 500 foot radius.
