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CBS News Colorado Hosts Community Conversation About The Marshall Fire On Friday

State officials will attend the event March 17 at the Superior Community Center.

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"If the Marshall Fire showed us nothing else, it's that wildfires can happen anywhere. Our hope is that you won't have to endure what we have, that the issues we face will be addressed before the next tragedy," CBS reporter Shaun Boyd said.
"If the Marshall Fire showed us nothing else, it's that wildfires can happen anywhere. Our hope is that you won't have to endure what we have, that the issues we face will be addressed before the next tragedy," CBS reporter Shaun Boyd said. (CBS)

By Jeff Gurney, CBS Denver:

This Friday, CBS News Colorado hosts a Community Conversation about the Marshall Fire. Nearly 15 months after the most devastating wildfire in Colorado history, join our elected representatives for a conversation about where we are now, what we did wrong and what's ahead.

"If the Marshall Fire showed us nothing else, it's that wildfires can happen anywhere. Our hope is that you won't have to endure what we have, that the issues we face will be addressed before the next tragedy," said Shaun Boyd, CBS News Colorado reporter and Marshall Fire victim.

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