A wildfire at the Jewell Wetlands Park, the second fire in the park in five days, has been contained, according to Aurora Fire Rescue. Officials responded to the fire in the park near the intersection of E. Jewell Avenue and S. Potomac Street around 3:13 p.m. and had it contained by 3:44 p.m., accor ding to an X.com post by Aurora Fire Rescue. The fire burned an area the size of a football field, officials said. No evacuations were needed before the fire was contained, and no injuries or damages have been reported. Related Articles Crime and Public Safety | Colorado weather: Fire danger makes way for snow, rain showers Crime and Public Safety | 2 brush fires at Aurora park, open space started within minutes, officials say Crime and Public Safety | 1 home damaged in Larimer County wildfire near Berthoud Crime and Public Safety | Meridian fire burning on 2,515 acres east of Colorado Springs is 80% contained Crime and Public Safety | With environmental justice at risk, will Colorado persist despite budget cuts, Trump’s weakened EPA? Officials recommended residents in that neighborhood stay inside because of lingering smoke in the area. A wildfire that eventually spread to about 2 acres sparked about 3:15 p.m. Monday in the park. Officials without any injuries or damage to nearby structures. This is a developing story and may be updated.  Get more Colorado news by signing up for our Mile High Roundup email newsletter. ...read more read less