An out-of-control fire in southern Albuquerque burned 20 acres.
In 2013, she cared for people and pets pushed out of Yarnell by the out-of-control fire at an emergency shelter south of town.
City officials did not announce the kind of calamities these changes would guard against, but they could include bombs and accidental explosions, plane crashes, an out-of-control fire, perhaps even biological or chemical attacks.
When an out-of-control fire swept across the Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico, many people fled their homes, and it was not just the smoke and flames that sent them packing.
That mystery is the collapse of a nearby 47-story, two-million-square-foot building seven hours after flaming debris from the towers rained down on it, igniting what became an out-of-control fire.
Trying to use Breivik as a way of discrediting your opponents in any mainstream context would be like attempting to employ a thrashing, out-of-control fire hose to moisten the back of a stamp.
It will also recommend changes in how other high-rises are built to make them safer in a terrorist attack, an out-of-control fire or a natural disaster.
In the coming days, attention is set to be turned to 5 World Trade Center, the former offices of Credit Suisse First Boston at the northeast corner, the last building at the site that is largely still standing, despite the out-of-control fire that gutted it.
The focus of the recovery in the last week has been 90 West Street, a 23-story landmark at the southwest corner of the site that was devastated by an out-of-control fire, and neighboring 130 Cedar Street, a 12-story building with a hole blown through its roof.
Out-of-control fires raged in the building for days, gutting five floors and major portions of four others.
