Colorado Springs Fire Department

Colorado Springs Fire Department (CSFD), founded in 1894 covering 186 square miles in El Paso County (Colorado) including the areas of Aspen Valley, Austin Bluffs, Bear Creek Canon Park, Bitterroot, Briargate, Broadmoor Bluffs, Broadmoor Hills, Broadmoor Oaks, Broadmoor Valley, Candleflower, Canyon Ridge, Cedar Springs, Chapel Hills, Cheyenne Canyon, Cheyenne Battalion 2 Hills, Columbine Estates, Deerfield, Dominion, Eary Morning, Eastborough, Fountain Creek, Garden of the Gods Park, Garden Ranch, Gateway Park, Glen Eyrie Reservoir, Gold Hill, Hazy Morning, IAFF Fallen Firefighter Memorial-Memorial Park, Interquest, Ivywild, Kelker, Kissing Camels, Milky Way, Monument Valley, Morning Sun, Mountain Shadows, Neal Ranch, North Gate, Oak Hills. Oak Meadow, Oak Valley Ranch, Old Colorado City, Palmer Park, Park Hill, Pikeview, Pinecliff, Pleasant Valley, Rockrimmon, Rustic Hills, Sand Creek, Shooks Run, Skyway, Southgate Center, Springs Ranch, Stetson Hills, Stratton Meadows, Tamarron, Toy Ranches Estates, United States Olympic Training Center, Valley Reservoirs, Venetian Village, Voyager & Westside. (FDID #04118)

Colorado Springs Fire Department originally started out in 1872 as the Colorado Springs Hook and Ladder Company No. 1, named changed in 1873 to the Colorado Springs Fire Company. A second fire company, the Colorado Springs Hook and Ladder Company, was formed in 1875. The Matt France Hose Company No. 1.  and the W.S. Jackson Hose Company No. 2 was organized in 1878. In 1879 an unusual hose company was formed by a group of boys called the G.S. Barnes Hose Company with a smaller hose cart built just for them, but in 1883 with waning interest the company was disbanded and the hose cart was sold to Trinidad. In 1889 the C.B. Ferrin Hose Company was formed. In 1893 the V.Z. Reed Hose Company No. 6 was founded. Other companies that protected the city included C.R. Adams Hose Company and the Sinton Hose Company No. 7. On January of 1894, the city council voted to organize a paid fire department and that disband the volunteers.

Colorado Springs Fire Department took over the fire service form the Colorado City Fire Department (Colorado City Volunteer Hose Company No. 1), after the city of Colorado Springs annexed Colorado City in 1917. Colorado Springs took over fire service to the Stratton Meadows Fire Protection DistrictIvywild-Cheyenne Canon Volunteer Fire Department, and Skyway Fire Protection District in 1980 after the city of Colorado Springs annexed those suburbs. On January 1st, 2009, Colorado Springs Fire Department took over fire service from the Woodmen Valley Fire Protection District, covering all fires and medicals for the district. Colorado Springs Fire Department also took over the Colorado Centre Fire Department district from 2008 to 2009 until the district was re-formed as the Colorado Centre Metropolitan District Fire Department. In 2023, the City of Colorado Springs annexed the Colorado Centre community and on December 18th, 2023 at 08:00, Colorado Springs Fire Department took over service for Colorado Centre Metropolitan District Fire Department once again.

Colorado Springs Fire Department is dispatched by Colorado Springs Public Safety Communications Center.

Station 1 – Downtown
Station 2 – Monument Valley
Station 3 – Downtown
Station 4 – Cheyenne Hills
Station 5 – Old Colorado City
Station 6 – Venetian Village
Station 7 – Rustic Hills
Station 8 – Park Hill
Station 9 – Holland Park
Station 10 – Garden Ranch
Station 11 – Deerfield
Station 12 – Tamarron
Station 13 – Skyway
Station 14 – Dominion
Station 15 – Candleflower
Station 16 – Broadmoor Bluff
Station 17 – Springs Ranch
Station 18 – Oak Valley
Station 19 – Columbine Estates
Station 20 – Bitterroot
Station 21 – Stetson Hills
Station 22 – North Gate
Station 23 – Knob Hill
Station 24 – Interquest
Station 25 – Colorado Centre
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Fire Department Complex West (Medical Division)
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