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Hanover FD puts out fire at 'fully-engulfed' property

Hanover FD puts out fire at 'fully-engulfed' property

Yahoo04-05-2025

(HANOVER, Colo.) — The Hanover Fire Department reported that around 1 a.m. on Saturday, May 3, crews responded to a property that was fully engulfed in fire in Hanover. After working 8 hours, crews were able to put out the flames.
Fire crews responded to reports of a propane explosion and fire on Soapstone View, south of Fountain, near the Pikes Peak International Highway. According to the fire department, after working tirelessly through the night, crews were able to contain the fire by 9 a.m.
The Hanover FD reported that even after a long night battling flames, they were still able to teach at the Wildland Fire Preparedness event later in the morning.
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