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Thanksgiving Day Tips and Tricks
Posted November 19, 2018There is a lot of preparation involved around the holidays, especially Thanksgiving, when friends and family are gathered in the kitchen cooking the big feast. It is important to keep fire safety at the top of your mind during this time, as Thanksgiving is the peak day for home cooking… learn more »
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Carbondale Fire Open House: Saturday, October 13th, 11-3
Posted September 25, 2018It’s that time of year again for the Carbondale Fire Community Open House. This year there will be fire truck rides, tours of the station, face painting, as well as giveaways and prizes. This is a great event for the whole family and a chance to come and say hi… learn more »
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Stage I Fire Restrictions Are Back
Posted September 20, 2018The Garfield County Sheriff and Carbondale Town Manager are reinstating Stage I Fire Restrictions tomorrow, Friday, September 21 in the Town of Carbondale and Garfield County. learn more » -
First Aid Safety Tips: How to Stay Prepared
Posted September 18, 2018If your friend or family member suddenly started choking on something, stopped breathing, or sustained a burn, would you know the proper steps to aid in the situation?
Knowing the basics for how to handle certain emergency situations could mean the difference between life and death. Below are some safety… learn more »
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Moving to Stage I Fire Restrictions
Posted August 30, 2018Effective 12:01 a.m. Friday, August 31, The Town of Carbondale*, Garfield County, Pitkin County, the White River National Forest and BLM lands managed by Colorado River Valley Field Office in Eagle, Garfield and Pitkin counties will reduce fire restrictions from Stage II to Stage I. learn more » -
Pitkin County Goes to Stage I Fire Restrictions
Posted August 28, 2018By order of the Pitkin County Sheriff, effective Friday, August 31, 2018, at 12:01 p.m. all Stage II fire restrictions in Pitkin County are rescinded, and all lands in Pitkin County will revert back to Stage I fire restrictions. These Stage I fire restrictions are in place until further notice. learn more » -
Back to School Fire Safety
Posted August 16, 2018While summer draws to a close and college students are preparing to return to school for the fall semester, it is important to be aware of fire-related emergencies that could occur. The number of these emergencies continues to grow and most are due to lack of knowledge about fire safety… learn more »
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Be prepared in the event of an evacuation
Posted August 2, 2018The first step to being prepared is to sign up for emergency alerts at garco911.org or pitkinalert.org This is where residents are notified of evacuations for wildfires or floods, or to shelter in place for other critical incidents. Register to receive emergency alerts via text, call, or email. If you are already signed up, log in to ensure your address and contact information are correct. Alerts are sent based on the addresses registered. learn more » -
Our Standard of Cover
Posted July 22, 2018Not many people know what a Standard of Cover is, nor have they had a chance to read the document that the Carbondale Fire District has put together to detail what we do for the community and why we do it.
Chief Rob Goodwin and Deputy Chief Bill Gavette spent… learn more »
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Stage II Fire Restrictions in Garfield County
Posted June 28, 2018From the Garfield County Sheriff’s Office:
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Reduce the Risk: Be Wildfire Smart
Posted June 12, 2018Most people don’t realize that they face serious wildfire danger, but if you live in the foothills, grasslands, or mountains of Colorado, you are at risk. With the lack of snowfall and almost no rain this spring, we should be on high alert for wildfire danger this summer. Durango is… learn more »
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Burn Ban in the Town of Carbondale
Posted May 30, 2018May 30, 2018
Carbondale, Colo. – In conjunction with Garfield County’s Stage I Fire Restrictions that begin May 31, 2018, the Town of Carbondale and Carbondale & Rural Fire Protection District are instituting State I Fire Restrictions within town limits until further notice.
Stage I Fire… learn more »
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Press Release - No Open Burning Permits Being Issued
Posted May 23, 2018Carbondale, Colo. – Effectively immediately, Carbondale & Rural Fire Protection District will not be issuing any open burning permits. The fuel moisture content is low, there is not a lot of rain predicted in the near future and experts are predicting an increased wildfire risk in our area. learn more » -
Carbondale Fire District Welcomes New Deputy Chief
Posted May 16, 2018The Carbondale Fire District recently promoted Allan Ingram to the position of Deputy Chief. It is no surprise that someone of Allan’s stature was promoted to this position as he is a highly respected Paramedic and Firefighter.
Allan has been with the Carbondale Fire District for 20 years, attracted to… learn more »
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Distracted Drivers: A Danger to All
Posted April 24, 2018We live in a fast paced world. There is no doubt about it. We value every second of our time because lets face it – there’s just not enough time in the day. We are becoming extremely good at multi tasking and unfortunately time in the car has become a… learn more »
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Ski Smart. Ski Often.
Posted March 15, 2018Backcountry Safety & Avalanche Awareness
The backcountry and avalanche danger is nothing to take lightly and with more people joining the sport every year it is important to be aware of the dangers that could occur. Having the proper knowledge and equipment could be the difference between life and death.… learn more »
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Burn Awareness Month
Posted February 20, 2018Burn injuries are one of the leading causes of unintentional death in the U.S.
Four Types of Burns
• First-Degree burns are identified by pain, redness, minor swelling and an absence of blistering.
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Ice and Snow? Take It Slow
Posted January 19, 2018It’s easy to forget just how dangerous winter driving can be, even for the most experienced driver. Snow and ice demand careful attention and special preparation for your vehicle.
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, an average of 800 Americans die a year in car wrecks because of… learn more »
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Be Merry and Bright, Not a Statistic
Posted December 19, 2017In an effort to avoid sounding like Scrooge or the Grinch, we want to share some facts about home holiday fires in order to help you prevent them and keep from becoming a holiday fire statistic.
The U.S. Fire Administration (USFA) reports more than double the number of open-flame fires… learn more »
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Avalanches - Know the Risk and How to Be Prepared
Posted November 29, 2017Thousands of avalanches occur each winter in the mountains of Colorado. With the enormous popularity of winter sports in Colorado, this poses a risk to skiers, snowboarders, snowmobilers, and people traveling in the backcountry. On average 6 people die in avalanches in the state of Colorado every year. Anyone who… learn more »
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Gratitude
Posted November 22, 2017We are a team made up of 50 volunteers, 19 paid crew and 2 office staff. Together, we cover thousands of acres of privately and publicly owned land including homes, schools, hospitals, historic sites, stores, non-profits, churches, bike paths, river access, highways, county roads and beyond. We have staff and… learn more »
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Winter Weather Can Increase Risks at Home
Posted November 13, 2017Winter storms and cold temperatures can be hazardous in many ways, to your health, to your safety, and beyond. By simply planning ahead using the list and tips below, you can prevent and be prepared for winter has in store.
Carbon Monoxide
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Your Vote, Our Service
Posted November 6, 2017The local election is just around the corner and your vote for Ballot Issue 4C is critical to Carbondale Fire’s service level. 4C asks you to allow Carbondale Fire to continue funding the costs of maintaining current levels of essential firefighting, paramedic and emergency medical services, improve current communications equipment,… learn more »
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What $55 in Property Taxes Means to Your Local Fire and Ambulance Responders: the November Elections
Posted October 19, 2017Carbondale & Rural Fire Protection District is currently operating using a 1.75 mill levy override in place, that was approved by voters in 2015. The current total operating mill levy for the District is 7.653 mills, which includes the 1.75 mill levy override. This mill levy override expires… learn more »
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Lower Property Insurance Rates thanks to Carbondale & Rural Fire Protection District
Posted October 18, 2017The Carbondale & Rural Fire Protection District (CRFPD) is proud to announce that the Fire District recently received an improved rating from the Insurance Services Office (ISO). The District has improved its ISO rating to a Class 3 public protection rating, effective August 1, 2017.
The Insurance Services Office, ISO,… learn more »
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Carbondale & Rural Fire Protection District Saving You $30,000 Annually
Posted October 9, 2017In the 2004 local election, the Carbondale & Rural Fire Protection District, received a 20 year
bond for capital improvements that was approved by taxpayers in the district. The bonds were
refinanced in 2007 to save taxpayers money with a better interest rate. In 2017, Fire Chief Ron -
Open House at Carbondale Fire!
Posted October 6, 2017Carbondale Fire District invites you to come to our Community Open House. It will be a great time with something for the entire family. Enjoy station tours, fire truck rides, lunch with your friends at Carbondale Fire a chance to meet Sparky the Fire Dog! Plus, prizes for grown-ups and… learn more »
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So Much More than a Firefighter
Posted October 3, 2017Did you know that the Carbondale & Rural Fire Protection District, answers over 1,200 emergency 911 calls annually? Seems like a lot of fires, right? On average, Carbondale Fire responds to 420 emergency fire calls and nearly 800 emergency medical calls annually. How does that work, you might ask?
Carbondale… learn more »
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Coffee With the Chiefs
Posted September 13, 2017See attached image
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If We Can't Find You, We Can't Help You
Posted May 15, 2017When an emergency strikes, we know time is of the essence. Our team strives to arrive at the location as quickly as possible, assess the situation, and get to work. However, if your home address is not clearly visible to us, we waste valuable seconds trying to locate you. If we… learn more »
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Structure Fire at 858 Garfield Ave.
Posted May 11, 2017Carbondale, Colo. – At 4:40 p.m. on May 11, 2017, Carbondale & Rural Fire Protection District was paged to 858 Garfield Ave., Carbondale, for a report of a structure fire. learn more » -
Be Sure to Check Your Alarms at Daylight Saving Time!
Posted March 7, 2017Daylight Saving Time, when we collectively “spring forward,” is not only the time to change clocks, it’s also the perfect opportunity to check the batteries in your smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors. This year, Daylight Saving Time is March 12, 2017.… learn more »
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Hands-Only CPR Can Save Lives!
Posted February 16, 2017More than 1,000 people suffer non-traumatic cardiac arrest outside hospitals — including about 26 children — each day in the U.S. Only 46% of those get the immediate help that they need before professional help arrives. CPR, especially if performed immediately, can double or triple a cardiac arrest victim’s chance… learn more »
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Avalanche Safety
Posted January 12, 2017Avalanche SafetyYear after year, hundreds of people – skiers, snowboarders, snowmobilers, snowshoers, etc. – find themselves caught in an avalanche. Avalanche terrain is any snow-covered hill, mountain, or slope steeper than about 30 degrees. It doesn’t matter if the slope is big or a very small. Also, it doesn’t matter…
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Do Your New Year's Resolutions Include Fire Safety?
Posted January 3, 2017While the winter months are upon us, it may seem like wildfire is the last thing on most of our minds. But the truth is, in some areas of our state, wildfires continue to be a threat. It’s never too soon to start preparing your property for the upcoming wildfire season. learn more » -
Put a Freeze on Winter Fires
Posted December 15, 2016It’s fun to decorate for the holidays during winter, but those holiday decorations can increase your risk for a home fire. As you deck the halls this season, be fire aware and fire smart.
To learn about winter fire hazards and ways to prevent them, read these winter fire safety… learn more »
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Winter Safety Tips
Posted November 15, 2016Winter storms and cold temperatures can be hazardous. Stay safe and healthy by planning ahead. There are many things to think about and be aware of as the winter months draw near. Here is a list of things to consider for staying safe this winter:…
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Press Release - Three Structure Fires and a Brush Fire
Posted November 11, 2016UPDATE - 4:49 pm 3 homes were involved in the fire at 6598 Highway 82 (Address Correction). One homes was totally destroyed. The fire at the other two homes have been contained..... Carbondale, Colo. – At 1:46 p.m. today, Carbondale & Rural Fire Protection District was paged to 6578 Highway 82, for a report of a structure fire. Upon arrival, the firefighters found a home fully engulfed in flames. learn more » -
Community Open House
Posted September 30, 2016Carbondale Fire District invites you to our Community Open House this Saturday, October 22nd from 11:00am-3:00pm. It will be a great time with something for the entire family. Enjoy station tours, fire truck rides, a chance to meet Sparky the Fire Dog, and prizes for grown-ups and kids! Join us… learn more »
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Sewell Mesa Fire
Posted July 29, 2016Press Releases from the Sewell Mesa Fire on July 29, 2016 - Updated July 30 at 5pm learn more » -
Bike Helmet Giveaway at Mountain Fair
Posted July 26, 2016We are giving away bike helmets at certain times each day at Mountain Fair! On Saturday & Sunday, at 11 am & 2 pm, we will give away 15 bike helmets to kids at our first aid booth. learn more » -
Sparklers Get Hot!
Posted June 29, 2016How hot does a sparkler get? Up to 1200 degrees! Be careful when using sparklers! Here are some tips to keep your kids safe with sparklers from safekids.org learn more » -
Never Leave Children, Disabled Adults or Pets in a Parked Vehicle
Posted June 21, 2016It is getting hotter and hotter. Today may be the hottest day (so far) of 2016. We want to help you keep others safe and prevent a tragedy. An average of 37 children per year and untold numbers of pets left in parked vehicles die from heat stroke (hyperthermia). Studies have shown that the temperature inside a parked vehicle can rapidly rise to a dangerous level for children, pets and even adults. Leaving the windows slightly open does not significantly decrease the heating rate. learn more » -
Red Flag Warning - June 15 & June 16
Posted June 14, 2016The National Weather Service has issued a Red Flag Warning for June 15 and June 16. The expected weather includes gusty winds, low humidity and dry fuels. Open burning will not be allowed during Red Flag Warnings. learn more » -
Are You Flood Smart?
Posted June 7, 2016Our rivers are running high.... are you flood smart? Great info from the Pitkin County Emergency Management Team (we're part of it). Check it out! learn more » -
Do you know EDITH?
Posted February 24, 2016EDITH stands for Exit Drills In The Home.
Your family should know your escape routes and practice them. When the smoke alarm sounds, you may only have seconds or minutes to escape safely. Have a meeting place for everyone to gather outside. Plan two ways out, in case one way is filled with smoke or fire. learn more » -
Carbon Monoxide Alarms
Posted February 23, 2016High levels of carbon monoxide (CO) can be fatal, causing death within minutes! Carbon monoxide is an invisible, odorless, colorless gas. There is no way to detect it without an alarm. Alarms should be placed within ten feet of all sleeping areas in all homes Symptoms of CO poisoning mimic flu-like symptoms. If you are feeling symptoms, immediately move to an open window or go outdoors and call 911. learn more » -
Smoke Alarms
Posted February 20, 2016More about the importance of fire alarms and best places to install them in your home. learn more » -
Electrical Safety
Posted February 19, 2016-Do not overload electrical sockets
-Do not run cords under rugs or furniture. *cords can become worn, overheat, and cause a fire.*
-Use power strips equipped with overload protection.
-Make sure to use only approved cords and power strips (approved by UL, Underwriter’s Laboratories) learn more » -
Candles
Posted February 16, 2016Candles are nice to look at, but they can easily start a home fire learn more »
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Marble Charter School First Aid & CPR
Posted February 16, 2016Carbondale Volunteer Fire Fighters and EMTs visited the Marble Charter School on January 29th to teach basic first aid skills and CPR to the students. About 22 students were in attendance and learned various first aid skills including bleeding control, bandaging, splinting and basic, hands only CPR.
Thanks to… learn more »
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Cooking Fires
Posted February 10, 2016Cooking fires are the leading cause of all residential structure fires… learn more »
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Home Fire Safety & Prevention
Posted February 9, 2016It may not be fire prevention week, but we want to help keep you safe and work to prevent fires all the time.
Did you know…..
-10,688 Reported fires in Colorado in 2011
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Shoveling and Snow Blowers
Posted February 1, 2016While snow shoveling can be good exercise, it can also be dangerous for those who take on more than they can handle.
– Dress warmly, paying special attention to feet, hands, nose and ears.
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2015 Volunteer Awards
Posted January 29, 2016Congratulations to our 2015 Volunteer Award Recipients! learn more » -
Winter Is Here!
Posted December 15, 2015It may not be the official meteorological start of winter, but have you looked outside? (...click for infographic) learn more » -
It's Cold & Flu Season
Posted November 28, 2015Whether or not you chose to get a flu shot, there is a simple way to help prevent infectious diseases such as colds and the flu. learn more » -
Make a Plan Before A Winter Storm
Posted November 19, 2015Ready.Gov has great tips on making a plan to connect by text, e-mail, social media or cell before a winter storm. learn more » -
Think You See Us A Lot?
Posted November 18, 2015Do you think you see us responding to emergency calls a lot? If you do, you're right! 2015 is on track to be the second busiest response year we have ever had. learn more » -
Thank You Veterans
Posted November 11, 2015Thank you to all of our veterans learn more » -
A True Carbondale Treasure
Posted November 9, 2015This article was originally published in the Sopris Sun on October 15, 2015. Rob Goodwin first saved the life of another kid when he was a young boy, and he was hooked. It was a hot summer day in Carbondale and he was watching some neighborhood boys play in a fast-moving ditch. One of them wasn’t a very strong swimmer and he got sucked into the current. Realizing that this situation required immediate and decisive action, Rob jumped in and pulled the boy to safety. Little did he know at such a young age, but his career path was chosen in that ditch. learn more » -
Unofficial Election Results - Ballot Issue 4B
Posted November 4, 2015The unofficial results for Carbondale & Rural Fire Protection District ballot question 4B are below. The results are a total of the votes reported by Garfield, Pitkin and Gunnison county clerk and recorders. learn more » -
Saturday at Senior Housing
Posted November 2, 2015We were able to spend some time Saturday with our friends at Senior Housing. We had a great time! learn more » -
Change the batteries in your smoke detectors and carbon monoxide alarms when you change your clock!
Posted October 30, 2015Most fatal fires occur at night. Every home needs working smoke detectors to provide an early warning. Install smoke detectors & carbon monoxide alarms in all sleeping rooms, hallways that lead to sleeping areas, basements and each additional level of your home. learn more » -
Mantenerse a salvo en Halloween
Posted October 30, 2015A todo el mundo le encanta un buen susto en Halloween, pero no cuando se trata de la seguridad de sus hijos. Hay varios comportamientos sencillos y eficaces que los padres pueden compartir con los hijos para ayudar a reducir el riesgo de lesiones. learn more » -
Stay Safe on Halloween!
Posted October 30, 2015Walk Safely Cross the street at corners, using traffic signals and crosswalks. Look left, right and left again when crossing and keep looking as you cross. learn more » -
SCARE SAFE
Posted October 30, 2015Halloween can be known as a scary time of year, but it’s also a time for fun costumes and delicious treats! Scaring should always be good-natured and not pose any real threats. The best Halloween is a safe Halloween. Here are some safety tips to make sure you and your family have a fun and safe trick-or-treating experience. learn more » -
Halloween Safety Tips
Posted October 28, 2015Halloween is one of the most exciting times of the year for children, but sometimes hectic for parents and guardians. This Halloween, take a moment to consider basic safety precautions to help make your children’s Halloween a safer night of fun. learn more » -
Consejos de Seguridad de Halloween en Español
Posted October 28, 2015Halloween es una de las épocas más emocionantes del año para los niños, pero a veces la más agitada para los padres y tutores. Este Halloween, tómese un momento para considerar las precauciones de seguridad básicas que harán que esa noche de diversión sea más segura para sus hijos. learn more » -
We had fun visiting
Posted October 28, 2015the preschoolers at Faith Lutheran preschool today!
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Calls for Service for the Week of October 18 - October 24
Posted October 27, 2015Calls for Service for the Week of October 18 - October 24 learn more » -
Hear the Beep Where You Sleep!
Posted October 27, 2015Daylight savings time ends this weekend. This is the perfect time to remember to change the batteries in your smoke detectors and carbon monoxide alarms. learn more » -
Change Your Clocks, Change Your Batteries
Posted October 26, 2015One simple step can help save your life and the lives of others. Changing smoke detector and carbon monoxide alarm batteries when the time changes, testing those alarms and reminding others to do the same are some of the simplest, most effective ways to reduce these tragic deaths and injuries. learn more » -
Carbondale Fire Receives Grant from Garfield County Federal Mineral Lease District
Posted October 21, 2015Garfield County Federal Mineral Lease District chose Carbondale & Rural Fire Protection District as a recipient for their 2015 Fall Grant Cycle. learn more » -
Smoke Alarm Safety Tip Sheet
Posted October 8, 2015Here is a Smoke Alarm safety tip sheet from NFPA to help keep your family safe! learn more » -
Carbondale Fire Helps Place an AED at Ross Montessori School
Posted September 30, 2015We were so glad to be able to help Ross Montessori School get an AED for their facility! learn more » -
Carbondale Fire Responds to Small Airplane Crash Near Cattle Creek
Posted September 27, 2015Carbondale & Rural Fire Protection District was paged to a field near County Road 154 for a report of an aircraft emergency. Upon arrival, the firefighters found a single engine Cessna plane that had crashed in the field near the old Sopris Restaurant. The plane was upside down in the field. One person was still in the aircraft and needed to be extricated. (Read more)... learn more » -
Got Drugs? - National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day
Posted September 22, 2015Got Drugs? - National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day Saturday, September 26 10 am - 2 pm at the Carbondale Police Department learn more » -
Fire at the Third Street Center
Posted September 16, 2015At 1:30 a.m. on Wednesday, September 16, 2015, Carbondale & Rural Fire Protection District and Carbondale Police Department responded to the Third Street Center at 520 S. Third St., for a report of a structure fire. Read more... learn more » -
Farmer's Market & Free Blood Pressure Checks Tomorrow!
Posted September 15, 2015We are getting to the end of the Farmer's Market season, so you better get down there tomorrow to see us! learn more » -
Emergency Family Communication Plan
Posted September 14, 2015Emergencies can happen at any time. Does your family know how to get in touch with each other if you are not all together? Before an emergency happens, have a family discussion to determine who would be your out-of-state point of contact, and where you would meet away from your home — both in the neighborhood and within your town. learn more » -
Emergency 911 calls 8/31 - 9/5/15
Posted September 9, 2015Carbondale Fire's Emergency 911 calls 8/31 - 9/5/15 learn more » -
Valley Firefighters Help in Northwest
Posted September 6, 2015Check out the article in the Glenwood Springs Post Independent about some of our firefighters and their time fighting fires in Oregon. http://www.postindependent.com/news/18050336-113/valley-firefighters-help-in-northwest learn more » -
Pitkin County Airport Drill
Posted September 2, 2015Photos from the Pitkin County airport emergency training drill we participated in on September 1, 2015. Thanks to volunteer firefighter/EMT Ashley Buss for the photos! learn more » -
Emergency 911 calls for 8/23-8/29/15
Posted September 1, 2015Carbondale Fire Emergency 911 calls for 8/23-8/29/15 learn more » -
Community Wildfire Protection Meeting
Posted August 25, 2015Wildfire season isn’t over! Meet with wildfire professionals from Carbondale Fire and learn about current wildfire conditions and what you can do to protect your home learn more » -
Free Blood Pressure Checks!
Posted August 25, 2015Don't forget to stop by and see us at the Farmer's Market on Wednesday for free blood pressure checks and kid's safety material. learn more » -
It's Back to School Time
Posted August 19, 2015It is almost back to school time. Here are the bus routes for the Roaring Fork School District Please remember to watch out for all those kiddos walking & biking to school too. learn more » -
Are You Prepared For An Evacuation?
Posted August 14, 2015Deputy Chief Rob Goodwin talks about putting together a go-kit and evacuating during a wildfire. learn more » -
Carbondale Fire Crew To Help with Oregon Wildfire
Posted August 13, 2015Carbondale & Rural Fire Protection District has sent a brush truck and crew to assist at the Bendire Complex Fire near Vale, Oregon. On August 11, 2015, the United States Forest Services Dispatch requested assistance from Colorado crews, including one from Carbondale Fire, to respond to fires on in the Northwest of the United States. There are numerous wildfires burning in the Northern California/Oregon area. Due to the current low wildfire danger, the District was able to send a crew and brush truck to help. learn more » -
August 12 Farmer's Market
Posted August 11, 2015Come see us at the Carbondale Farmer's Market tomorrow - August 12! We will be offering free Blood Pressure Check and Kids Fire Safety handouts. learn more » -
Where’s Your Hydrant?
Posted July 20, 2015After a wet spring, weeds have grown tall and could make it hard for firefighters to find fire hydrants during an emergency. Carbondale & Rural Fire Protection District is asking residents to look for their nearest fire hydrant and remove any weeds around it so firefighters can easily gain access if needed. Carbondale & Rural Fire Protection District suggests clearing at least three feet around the hydrant for easy access for firefighters. The simple act of cutting back weeds around a hydrant could make a difference. learn more » -
Thanks to the Rams for Helping Out at the Firehouse!
Posted April 24, 2015Thanks to the 12 Roaring Fork High School Rams who spent the day with us at the fire house! According to the Post Independent: "Roaring Fork High School’s entire student body took a break from school Thursday to serve their community as part of the annual Rams Day. Groups of students helped out at other area schools, did some spring cleaning and performed random acts of kindness around town. In the afternoon, they were rewarded with games and competitions back at the high school. learn more »
