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.
Join us on Saturday, December 10th, for our toy drive with Adams County Sheriff’s Office, Colorado and Boyer’s Coffee at the Walmart Supercenter at 9901 Grant Street. Just bring a new and unwrapped toy for children up to 14 years old and receive a free cup of Boyer’s coffee! Come on out from 10am-2pm and meet Firefighters, Deputies, and bring some joy at the same time to children in our community.
Have you ever thought about taking a CPR class? Now is the time! We are offering multiple CPR and AED classes this fall. This class is perfect for babysitters, teachers, businesses, and all community members!
We recently created a recruitment video for prospective members to learn about our department, however, we also wanted to introduce to our citizens the men and women who work hard to serve their community. Take a look!
Our Behind the Badge series continues with a feature on Firefighter Katie Bender. From having a successful career in the fire service, to creating and maintaining multiple businesses, to being a mom to two active twins, Katie literally does it all. And with grace we might add! She also found time along the way to be in the Colorado Firefighter Calendar….
We would like to pass on our congratulations to ACFR Member of the Year Lieutenant James Martinez Jr.
Lt. Martinez’s passion for his profession and his commitment to the organization has always been consistent throughout his career. In 2021, he raised the bar for himself, joining our training division as a Training Coordinator, and also being a member of the North Area Academy Cadre group. When asked what sets Jim apart from others, the word “leadership” comes up a lot. He is a true leader within our ranks.
Curious what it’s like to be a to be a firefighter at ACFR? Take a look at our newest helmet cam feature with a first hand look at what our crews have been up to lately…
Listen to the latest episode of The Fire Life by clicking below or jump on over to the Podcasts page for all past episodes!
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.
Have a question that only a firefighter can answer? Ask us below and one of our team members will get back to you shortly!
Lithium-Ion batteries are everywhere. In phones, toys, even at work. If they are not properly cared for, stored, or disposed of, there can be serious and dire consequences. @Denver7 recently reported on a story that affected us right here at ACFR.
Close call: Lithium-ion battery explodes in Adams County fire investigator's face
An Adams County firefighter had a close call after a Lithium-ion battery exploded in his face. It‘s an event...
www.denver7.com
We will never forget this day, nor the sacrifice Deputy Sheriff Heath Gumm made on January 24th, 2018. R.I.P. Deputy Gumm.
Today we remember Heath McDonald Gumm
End of Watch (E.O.W.) January 24th, 2018
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qz6gL0TLofc
https://www.odmp.org/.../23547-deputy-sheriff-heath...
This year's ice training scenario involved a dog going out on the ice, his owner following the dog on the ice, and then falling in. While our firefighters are highly trained, the takeaway is never to go out on the ice. Call 911 immediately!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=krKYIJLYqUo
Our Administrative and Fire Prevention offices will be closed today in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. We will reopen Tuesday morning at 8am.
As always, our firefighters will be working today to make sure you and your family are safe!
Next week the forecast calls for snow! Meaning, you are going to want to turn up the heat. Heating is one of the primary known causes of fires during the cold months. Alternative heating sources like space heaters are common and are more hazardous than central heating sources.
