Two wildfires started within minutes of each other at an Aurora park and open space Monday afternoon during dry, windy conditions, according to fire officials. Aurora Fire Rescue first responded to a brush fire in Jewell Wetlands Park along South Potomac Street at around 3:15 p.m., officials said in a news release. The fire burned through dead trees and was pushed in multiple directions by shifting, gusty winds, but fire crews were able to contain it at 2 acres. Related Articles Crime and Public Safety | 1 home damaged in Larimer County wildfire near Berthoud Crime and Public Safety | I-76 reopens in northeastern Colorado after brush fire burns 400 acres Crime and Public Safety | Meridian fire burning on 2,515 acres east of Colorado Springs is 80% contained . A second wildfire sparked on open space near the 8000 block of South Kewaunee Street at 3:19 p.m., according to the department. The fire burned across 2-3 acres and came “dangerously close” to several homes, with residents reporting seeing large flames from their back yards, fire officials said. Fire crews managed to stop forward progress on both fires within 30 minutes. No injuries were reported and no structures were damaged, and the cause of both fires is under investigation. Sign up to get crime news sent straight to your inbox each day. Get more Colorado news by signing up for our Mile High Roundup email newsletter. ...read more read less