A city leader has died after collapsing on a mountain hike. Joe Anderson, 45, who was the Mayor Pro Tem of Englewood, passed away on Friday. He was hiking Quandary Peak, a mountain that stands at 14,271 feet, when the incident occurred.
The mountain is located in Summit County, Colorado. Further details about the incident are available from the source.
The death of Joe Anderson has been reported, with the cause being related to his collapse while hiking the high-altitude mountain.
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