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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…
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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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Crews responded at 10:19 this morning to a single vehicle rollover at Hwy 36 EB and I-25 NB. One party was trapped and was extricated. Party will transported to local hospital. @AdamsCoSheriff @SACFD200 and CSP on scene as well.
ACFR ran on 759 incidents in the month of January, but that's not all our women and men were doing last month. Click this link to see our January monthly report on all things going on with ACFR....
https://www.acfpd.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Newsletter-2021-February-LMD.pdf
Crews responded to a call at 70th Ave over I-25 that involved a single vehicle accident. Victims were trapped inside and the car was on fire. The fire is now out and the parties have been extricated and transported to Denver Health. 70th is blocked both east and west bound.
It’s all about teamwork! Thank you @LizKotalik and @FGainesPhotog for telling the story so well.
Still cannot believe how this all went down. @AdamsCoSheriff’s deputies rescued residents from burning mobile homes before @adamscountyfire arrived. The departments worked together to save lives in freezing temps:
https://www.9news.com/mobile/article/news/local/adams-county-mobile-home-fire/73-30acdb15-a8ab-471b-a20e-a3fcc37e10d7 #9news
Story shot/edited: @FGainesPhotog
Update: This story will now air tomorrow night at the same times listed below.
How did @AdamsCoSheriff and ACFR work together to save lives and keep a dangerous fire from spreading over the weekend? Catch a story tonight on @9NEWS at 10pm and on Channel 20 at 9pm.
