Updated: 12:56 PM MST January 22, 2021
FIRESTONE, Colo. An explosion at a Firestone home that injured one person on Thursday has been ruled an accident, although the official cause remains undetermined, according to the Frederick-Firestone Protection District (FFPD).
The injured man was taken to a local hospital and then later transferred to the burn center at UCHealth in Aurora.
FFPD responded to the home, located at 9744 Roadrunner Ave., in the Stoneridge Neighborhood around 2:30 p.m. Thursday. Around 3:15 p.m., FFPD said the incident was stabilized .
A pet was also rescued from the home, according to FFPD.
Crews remained at the scene for mitigation and safety efforts throughout Thursday evening, and on Friday said they ruled the fire and explosion an accident. They had earlier ruled out any relation to natural gas.
Reported home explosion in Firestone injures 1 Thursday
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FIRESTONE, Colo. â One person was injured after a possible home explosion in Firestone, and authorities said the incident didn t involve oil or gas.
Shortly after 2:30 p.m., Thursday, the Frederick-Firestone Fire District (FFFD) and Firestone Police Department (FPD) responded to a report of a house explosion along the 9700 block of Roadrunner Avenue in Firestone.
When crews arrived, they saw smoke around the home and started to search for a fire.
One male was transported with injuries, according to FFFD.
The garage door was blown out, but the rest of the house appeared to be standing.