Updated December 16, 2025
DECEMBER 15, 2025
- Please visit the Xcel website for information
https://co.my.xcelenergy.com/s/outage-safety/wildfires/power-shutoffs/event-update - Information from TrailMark’s newsletter about the last PSPS which affected TrailMark on April 6, 2024
https://www.trailmark.org/…/2024/05/Newsletter_202405.pdf (page 3)
DECEMBER 16, 2025
- PSPS Update, from City of Littleton’s Facebook page
In preparation for a forecasted high wind event, Xcel Energy has announced Public Safety Power Shutoffs are likely in parts of the Denver metro area on Wednesday, December 17 to reduce wildfire risks. As of the afternoon of Tuesday, December 16, the City of Littleton, including the TrailMark neighborhood, is NOT within the potential shutoff area. However, conditions could change, and residents are encouraged to be prepared in case of power outages. Learn more here: https://ow.ly/g58M50XKz8g. Sign up to opt in to receive emergency alerts from the Littleton Police Department here: https://ow.ly/lrpY50XKz8h - Stage 2 Fire Ban in effect, from City of Littleton’s Facebook page
Due to ongoing dry conditions and elevated fire danger, the City of Littleton has issued a Stage 2 fire ban, effective immediately. Stage 2 ban means no open burning, including in fire pits, outdoor fireplaces, or wood-fueled smokers. No fireworks are permitted. Allowed activities include the use of gas-fueled stoves and grills, charcoal grills, gas-fueled fire pits, electric smokers, indoor fireplaces, and indoor wood burning stoves. The Stage 2 ban will remain in effect until further notice. Click here to read the City of Littleton’s Stage 2 Fire Ban codes: https://ow.ly/AJ2450TI3J8
