Hallpings to Pikeminnow Place Gasleck was raised

Update 4:28 p.m.: The Sheriff's office by El Paso County says that the shelter was lifted.

Colorado Springs, Colorado (Krdo) -The office of the Sheriff by El Paso County, after a gas leak on Tuesday afternoon, was exhibited for those who live near Pikeminnow Place in Southeast springs Colorado Springs.

According to Epso, the shelter extends to the northern residents of Lorson Boulevard, south of the Fontaine Boulevard, east of the Lamprey Drive and west of the Walleye Drive. In particular, the registered gas leak is less than a mile from the Grand Mountain School.

The sheriff's office advises the residents to stay inside, keep doors and windows closed and switch off their heating and cooling systems. They also ask people to avoid open flames or avoid everything that could create a spark.

The residents are asked to keep away from the area if possible. Epso says that they will notify those affected as soon as the order is created in the position.

This is a developing history and can be updated if we learn more.