I-20 Closed Near Colorado City Due to Grass Fires

By: Karl Rundgren

Updated: February 27, 2011

COLORADO CITY -- DPS is closing I-20 along Mile Marker 219 near Colorado City due to a wildfire in that area. It has generate heavy smoke and has caused several crashes in that area.

This is the only stretch of I-20 closed at this time.

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