Just over a year after the Horse Gulch Fire, the Canyon Ferry area has experienced two major flooding events, with the most recent causing significant damage to roads, campgrounds, and private property. The burn scar from the fire has destabilized the soil, making the region highly susceptible to flooding for the next five years. Local agencies, including fire departments and emergency management, have been proactive in preparing and warning residents, evacuating campgrounds, and placing road closures to ensure safety during these storms.

The flooding resulted in debris flows that washed away trucks and firewood belonging to a local family, highlighting the personal and community impact of the disaster. Authorities are now seeking grants to implement flood mitigation measures to prevent future damage. Meanwhile, residents are urged to stay vigilant about weather changes, as cleanup efforts are expected to take months and additional flooding remains a concern.