A large fire erupted Thursday night at Chevron’s El Segundo refinery, sending flames and smoke billowing into the Los Angeles sky. Officials reported no injuries, and local authorities quickly issued precautions while investigating the cause.

Authorities briefly ordered a quarter-mile area around Chia Drive to shelter in place, citing a notice on Peak Alerts. Soon after, officials from the El Paso County Sheriff’s Office lifted the directive, returning the community southeast of Colorado Springs Airport to normalcy.

A quarter-mile radius around the 3800 block of Chia Drive, located southeast of the Colorado Springs Airport, is under a shelter-in-place order. The El Paso County Sheriff’s Office issued the directive through Peak Alerts, urging residents to stay indoors until further notice.

Authorities have issued a shelter-in-place order for a quarter-mile radius around the 3800 block of Chia Drive, near Colorado Springs Airport. The El Paso County Sheriff’s Office made the announcement through Peak Alerts, urging residents to stay indoors until further notice.