In an emergency, call 911

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Your neighborsanswer the call.

Our 100% non-paid volunteer fire department is committed to providing quality and rapid response for fires, emergency medical care, ice rescue, river rescue, traffic accidents, and information to our residents and visitors to the Poudre Canyon.

About twenty Poudre Canyon volunteers in yellow wildland shirts lined up beside the district's ambulance, brush trucks and tenders in a meadow

Your donation keeps the engines ready.

Cache la Poudre Fire and Emergency Group (CLPFEG) was formed solely to raise and provide resources on behalf of the fire district. This organization was established in 2005 by a group of canyon residents who were deeply concerned by the ongoing struggle the fire district faced for funding.

Your donation will help us continue to respond efficiently with proper training and equipment.

Other ways to give: King Soopers Cards

About CLPFEG

Some of the items CLPFEG has purchased or helped to purchase for the department include:

  • Backup generator for Station 1
  • Backup generator for Station 2
  • New Station 4
  • Snowplow for Station 2
  • Mitigation Tool Library for Station 1
  • Stump Grinder for the Department
  • New ambulance for Station 2
Volunteer firefighters in turnout gear posing with a car they cut apart during extrication training, ponderosa pines behind
emergency calls every year
100
volunteer hours annually
5000+

Serve the canyon you live in.

Your Poudre Canyon Fire Department is composed of neighbors and residents just like you.

We are always looking for people to join our fire department. In addition to needing firefighters and EMTs, we need people to serve in supporting roles. If you are interested in learning new skills, or if you would like to serve your community, consider joining the department. Volunteers must live or work within our district.

What experience is required?

None.

While prior emergency responder experience is always valuable, the department will provide you with the training you will need.

We need:

  • firefighters
  • EMTs
  • traffic controllers
  • folks to clean the stations
  • folks willing to prepare food for extended incidents
  • folks to serve on the fire board
  • folks to serve on CLPFEG board
  • folks to help with slash pile burning
  • folks to help with chipping
  • grant writers
  • fundraisers

Members are expected to participate in monthly training (a minimum of 36 hours annually). Members are expected to respond to a minimum of 5 calls.

For more information contact the Chief at 970 881-2472