Helicopter Helps Firefighters Quickly Douse Wildfire
CASTLE ROCK, Colo. (CBS4) - Firefighters mopped up a wildfire in Castle Rock that broke out on Monday.
The fire ended up burning about three acres on North Faver Drive.
Firefighters called in a helicopter to provide water drops which helped crews get it out quickly.
No homes were threatened.
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