Crews with the Colorado Springs Fire Department are identifying hot spots from a garage fire that sparked at a residence on the city’s east side.

Firefighters responded to the fire on Lehmberg Drive some time before 8:30 a.m. Saturday and knocked it down within 30 minutes, according to social media posts from the Fire Department. No one was injured or trapped inside.

The residents managed to get out uninjured because of a working smoke alarm.

Fire is knocked down. There are no injuries, and occupants were able to exit the house thanks to a working smoke alarm. Firefighters will continue to be working as there are still hot spots. pic.twitter.com/pMWnnjRERQ

— Colorado Springs Fire Department (@CSFDPIO) February 21, 2026

“Firefighters will continue to be working, as there are still hot spots,” the Fire Department wrote in a X post.

It is unknown if the occupants will be displaced.