Frederick-Firestone Fire Protection District
Frederick-Firestone Fire Protection District (FFFPD), founded in 2001 covering 36 square miles in Weld County (Colorado) including the areas of Angel View, Barefoot Lakes, Bear Industrial Park, Bella Rosa, Booth Farms, Boulder Creek, Carbon Valley, Centennial Park, Cimarron Pointe, Coal Ridge, Cottonwood Hollow, Country Meadows Farm, Countryside, Del Camino, Del Ray, Firestone, Firestone Lake, Dreamers Ridge, Eagle Valley Park, Evanston, Firelight, Firestone Lake, Fox Chase, Fox Run, Frederick Village, Gateway Park, Glacier Business Park, Glasco Park, Godding Hollow, Grand View, Hamilton Farms, Harney, Hart Memorial Park, Hauck Meadows, Hidden Creek, High Plains, Lakeview Village, Lower Boulder Ditch, Lyons Park, Maple Ridge, Milavec Reservoir, Monarch Estates, Morningside, Mountain Vistas, Neighbors Point, Nelson Lakes, Noname Creek Estates, Oak Meadows, Prairie Greens, Prairie Ridge, Prosperity, Puritan, Ridge Crest, Rinn Valley Ranch, Sable Glen, Saddleback, Savannah, Skyview Meadows, Silver Birch, Silver Owl Lane, Spindle Oil Field, St. Vrain State Park, Stanley Ditch, Sterling Mine, Stoneridge Park, Sullivan Ditch, Summit View, Traupe, Victory Village, Village East, Westview and Wyndham Hill and including segments of I-25 & Hwy, 52. (FDID #12324)
Frederick Volunteer Fire Department was first organized in 1915. In 1975, the residents of a nine square mile area voted to form the Frederick Area Fire Protection District. In 2003, the district court approved the changing of the fire district’s name to Frederick-Firestone Fire Protection District. In 2006, Frederick-Firestone Fire took full ownership over the Tri-Area Ambulance District to provide advanced life support transport services for the fire district.
Frederick-Firestone Fire Protection District has automatic-aid/or mutual-aid agreements with Fort Lupton Fire Protection District and Longmont Fire Department.
Frederick-Firestone Fire Protection District is part of the North Area Technical Rescue Team.
Frederick-Firestone Fire Protection District (3400) is dispatched by Weld County Regional Communications Center.
Station 1 – Frederick
Station 2 – Frederick
Station 3 – Firestone
Station 4 – Del Camino
Station 5 – Wyndham Hill
Station 6 – Barefoot Lakes
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