From The Chief
On behalf of all our members and myself, thank you very much for visiting our recently updated Website and for your interest in our Department and our activities as a Combination Fire-ALS-Rescue Department in unincorporated Boulder County, CO.
Our Web Master and members have worked very hard to keep our Website updated with our efforts to inform and serve our citizens, the people we serve, and other friends in the fire service. In these difficult and changing economic times, we strive to be as professional and progressive as possible and as effective and efficient in our efforts to be cost conscious and still provide the highest level of service to all the people we serve. We greatly appreciate your support and friendship and I look forward to any comments and suggestions on how we might improve our Website and our service to you.
Many thanks,
Bruce
Hot topics
Volunteer Hirings
BRFD is looking for dedicated volunteer firefighters. Applications are held on file for one year for our semi annual hirings. Take a look at this distinquished opportunity to serve your community. Read more...
Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP)
This extensive study details the significant findings and data of our urban interface communities. Read more...
Joint Response Area
Joint Response Area started April 1, 2007, with our neighbooring Mountain View Fire Deptartment, to bring you more firefighters and EMS responders in the most timely manner. Read more...
Our Mission Statement
The mission of the Boulder Rural Fire Department is to provide the residents of the Boulder Rural Fire Protection District with the best fire prevention, fire protection, and emergency medical services in Boulder County at the lowest possible cost to the tax payers.
Statistics
Boulder Rural Fire Protection District covers 25 square miles and a population of appox. 18,000. With the new Joint Response Area, the engine company will run approx. 1,100 calls per year. Read more...
A Public Safety Message from the Boulder County Sheriff's Communications Center
Help Keep 911 Lines Open! Every day more than 75 to 100 911 calls are received by the Boulder County Sheriff's Communications Dispatch Center from accidentally activated cell phones. On your belt or in your purse, the keypad on your cell phone can be pressed and cause another unintended call to 911. Cell phones with a single key programmed to dial 911 can be unintentionally activated. Lock the keypad on your cell phone and prevent this disruption of the life saving 911 service. Help keep the 911 lines open for real emergencies!
BRFD 5075 Jay Road Boulder, CO 80301
Phone (303) 530-9575; Fax (303) 530-9065