The Quarry Fire in Jefferson County, Colorado, has led to the evacuation of nearly 600 homes, with residents like Al and Linda Leo expressing the stress and uncertainty of their situation. As of Saturday, the fire, which has burned approximately 472 acres, is now 20% contained, with firefighters making steady progress. Hundreds of farm animals have also been evacuated and are being cared for at the Jeffco Fairgrounds, with volunteers working to ensure their comfort amidst the ongoing heat. The Idekers, another couple affected, had just 15 minutes to evacuate their home when the fire approached, highlighting the urgency of the situation. With resources stretched thin across various wildfires in the state, officials are coordinating efforts to prioritize safety and containment, as the national preparedness level remains at its highest. The community awaits further updates on reentry and recovery as they deal with the aftermath of the fire.