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Car Crashes Into Structure in Arapahoe County; Crews Work to Stabilize Building

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Published on October 26, 2026
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A car struck a structure at 9094 E. Mineral Ave. in Arapahoe County on Monday, injuring one person. Crews worked to stabilize the structure.

According to The Denver Post, South Metro Fire Rescue crews responded shortly after the crash was reported at the Mineral Avenue address. One person was taken to the hospital, though officials have not specified the extent of that person's injuries, nor whether they were inside the vehicle or the building at the time of impact.

Crews Work to Stabilize Structure

Crews worked to stabilize the structure. The Denver Post mentioned a photo related to the crash.

The Denver Post reported that the building at 9094 E. Mineral Ave. houses several businesses, including an orthodontist and a pediatrician.

Other vehicle-into-building crashes

In a separate Denver incident, KDVR reported that a car crashed into the Zen Den Pet Spa near East 22nd Avenue and Oneida Street on Sep. 20, 2026, causing structural damage and requiring crews to stabilize the building.

National figures offer different snapshots, not a directly comparable measure of crash frequency: Streetsblog USA reported that NHTSA recorded 210 vehicle-into-building crashes in 2020 under a limited standard, while the Storefront Safety Council compiled 200 to 250 crashes monthly using varied sources. Those figures do not establish a Denver-area trend.

What Remains Unknown

Details about what led up to the crash have not been released. South Metro officials have not identified the driver or the vehicle involved, and the cause of the crash remains unclear based on currently available information.

It also isn't clear how long repairs to the building might take or whether the businesses inside, including the pediatrics and orthodontic practices, will need to relocate in the meantime. Hoodline will update this story if South Metro Fire Rescue or other officials release additional information.