SEOC Update: January 14, 2026

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Colorado Daily Status Report Link to the full report.

 
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State Emergency Operations Center (SEOC) Status 

  • Response Level 3: State EOC Activated with DHSEM Staff
  • Recovery Level 1: State Recovery Task Force Activated

SEOC is operational Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.  

Incident and Event Support January 14

School Lock Downs due to Phone Threats

DHSEM staff in the State Emergency Operations Center and CIAC, along with other CDPS agencies, are currently monitoring several school lockdowns  related to school threats.  There have been no requests for state assistance at this time. DHSEM continues to communicate with local law enforcement and schools to coordinate information related to today's school incidents.  No credible threats have been identified at this time. 11 Colorado schools   reported receiving threats by phone.

Potential Public Safety Power Shutoffs

We are preparing for a potential extreme fire weather event in Colorado and are evaluating conducting a targeted Public Safety Power Shutoff for a limited number of customers in Larimer and Weld counties, including in parts of Fort Collins and nearby communities to the north and west, as a public safety measure to reduce wildfire risk on Jan. 16 beginning around 7 a.m. Customers are encouraged to review the outage map: https://xcelener.gy/3NKwfVl 

Colorado Weather Forecast Updates

DHSEM continues to provide direct support to western Colorado due to flooding and Rio Blanco County following the Lee and Elk Fires.  On Dec. 20, the State of Colorado was notified that both disaster declaration requests were denied.