We use the acronym WE ARE ACFR to list our organizational values, which are: Wellness, Empowerment, Accountability, Respect, Excellence, Attitude, Communication, Family and Recognition. To learn more about our values, click here.
Check out our monthly report on calls, training, fire prevention, and other valuable information about our department.
If you missed the 9NEWS (KUSA) story about how ACFR and Adams County Sheriff’s Office worked together at the mobile home fire at 55th and Federal last weekend, here’s the video and story. That teamwork absolutely helped save lives and control a fire that could have had disastrous results.
Our ‘Behind the Badge” series continues with a profile of Engineer Joe Ciancio. Joe has been a firefighter for nine years, grew up in this community, and has a very unique background coming into the fire service. Take a look…
Check out the latest drone-style station tour from ACFR. This time we feature Station 12, home to Engine 12, Medic 12 and the official hazmat station of ACFR!
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Our “Cooking with ACFR” series continues as we stop by Station 13 and check in with the B shift crew. While we have some amazing cooks here at ACFR, Firefighter Ben Ramos and his crew explain its not just about the meal, it’s also about “crew-nity.” What in the heck is crew-nity? You’ll have to watch to find out…
If you would like to learn more about what Adams County Fire rescue is all about, please watch our recruitment video.
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Congratulations to three members of our ACFR family as they were officially sworn in to their new positions last night. Congrats to Captain Jason Seitz, Lieutenant Jimmy Martinez, and Engineer Nick Loper. We know you are going to do great things with your new positions!
Crews responded to a trash fire at 5350 Washington Street along with @Denver_Fire. Crews using aerial operations. Everyone has been evacuated. There are no known injuries. Arson investigators are on scene.
Crews responded this morning to a structure fire at 5700 York Street. A conveyer system was on fire upon arrival. Building was evacuated upon arrival, and crews performed an offensive strategy. There were no injuries. Cause is under investigation.
Crews responded earlier this evening to semi vs abandoned vehicle accident at I76 WB, a half mile east of I25. There were no injuries, but there was a large amount of diesel fuel that was spilled, which has been contained. @CSP Hazmat on scene as well.
COVID has affected many people and their families this past last year. One of those people has been former ACFR firefighter Mark McDonald who is still dealing with the effects of the virus. Denver7 spent some time recently with Mark's family....
Retired ADCO firefighter battling COVID, high fever; family asking for prayers
As we rebound from Coronavirus, hundreds of people are still fighting for their lives in Colorado hospitals.
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