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Official Account of the Colorado Division of Fire Prevention & Control, Department of Public Safety

 Colorado, USA
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🔥 YOUR NEXT MISSION STARTS HERE. 🔥 Have fireline experience and want to put it to work? Ready to take the next step toward a career in wildland fire? DFPC’s Wildland Fire Management Section is recruiting Firefighter Temporary Aide: Crewmembers for the 2027 season! This is your opportunity to work with a crew, develop practical skills, and help protect Colorado’s communities and landscapes. WHY DFPC? 🔥 $22.00 to $25.00 per hour 🚒 Overtime-eligible work 🧑‍🚒 Training and most PPE provided 🏔️ Potential assignments across Colorado 💪 Wildfire suppression, structure protection, prescribed fire, fuels reduction, and more Potential locations: Windsor, Black Hawk, Granby, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Cortez, and Montrose. Applicants must have NWCG Firefighter Type 2 (FFT2) qualifications. If your qualification record or card is pending, the job posting explains when S-130, S-190, and L-180 certificates may be submitted. This is a temporary seasonal position expected to run approximately March through November 2027, depending on location. Temporary positions do not include employee benefits or paid leave except as required by law. 📅 Apply by November 2, 2026, at 5:00 PM Mountain Time. Your next season could be the start of something bigger. Explore the opportunity and apply: governmentjobs.com/careers/c… #dfpc #dfpcfire #COfire #coloradofire #firefighter #wildfire #wildlandfire #wildlandfirefighter #jobs
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🔥 YOUR NEXT MISSION STARTS HERE. WHY DFPC? Because the work behind the fireline matters. DFPC is hiring a Fire Administrator III to help keep Colorado’s wildland fire programs running strong. Bring your experience in administration, finance, contracts, grants, procurement, workforce operations, or incident business management to a team supporting WFMS employees and operations statewide. THE MISSION: • Administer essential programs and processes • Support budgets, expenditures, contracts, grants, purchasing, and hiring • Provide technical guidance to districts, branches, units, and supervisors • Improve processes and develop training • Help maintain administrative continuity as operational needs change 📍 Statewide, Colorado, with work location negotiable based on the successful candidate and available facilities. 💰 $59,460 to $84,120 annually 📅 Apply by November 2, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. Mountain Time. Build a career with purpose and help strengthen the systems that support Colorado’s wildland fire community. Add an unmatched benefits package, including PERA retirement, paid holidays and leave, wellness days, tuition assistance, and more. Your expertise can make a difference across the state. 👉 Apply now: governmentjobs.com/careers/c… #dfpc #dfpcfire #COfire #coloradofire #firefighter #wildfire #wildlandfire #wildlandfirefighter #jobs
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Ready to build your career in public service while making a real impact in Colorado? We are looking for a highly organized Administrative Assistant to join our dedicated team! In this role, you will support our Fire and Life Safety Section and help keep our essential operations running smoothly. This job posting closes at 5 p.m. MST on Monday, October 19. Read the full job description and apply at bit.ly/FLSAdmin.
A close-up view shows a person's hands holding a black pen over printed charts and graphs. Text in the upper right corner reads: "New Job Listing! Administrative Assistant, Fire and Life Safety Section". The bottom right corner features the Colorado Division of Fire Prevention & Control logo alongside text reading, "COLORADO, Division of Fire Prevention & Control, Department of Public Safety".

ALT A close-up view shows a person's hands holding a black pen over printed charts and graphs. Text in the upper right corner reads: "New Job Listing! Administrative Assistant, Fire and Life Safety Section". The bottom right corner features the Colorado Division of Fire Prevention & Control logo alongside text reading, "COLORADO, Division of Fire Prevention & Control, Department of Public Safety".

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For Immediate Release: October 12, 2026 Contacts: Tracy LeClair | [email protected] | 970-841-9230 DFPC Completes Aspen Acres Fire Investigation Lakewood, CO - The Colorado Division of Fire Prevention and Control (DFPC) has completed its final investigation of the Aspen Acres Fire. The final investigation report is maintained by the DFPC Fire Investigations Branch as a criminal justice record. Members of the public, media, attorneys, and other interested parties seeking a copy of the report must submit a request through the Colorado Criminal Justice Records Act (CCJRA) process. Requests will be reviewed in accordance with applicable CCJRA requirements. For more information about DFPC's open records process or to submit a CCJRA request, visit the DFPC Open Records Requests webpage: dfpc.colorado.gov/about-us/p…. To request the report, complete the DFPC Open Records Request Form and select "Fire Investigations" under the DFPC Programs dropdown. State law requires DFPC to obtain a signed acknowledgement from every requestor that records produced in response to a CCJRA request will not be used for pecuniary gain (C.R.S. § 24-72-305.5). Please ensure that this form is completed and submitted with the CCJRA request; failure to do so will result in a denial of the request. ###
DFPC logo in front of a flame background with the words, "DFPC NEWS RELEASE"

ALT DFPC logo in front of a flame background with the words, "DFPC NEWS RELEASE"

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🚨 FINAL HOURS TO APPLY! 🚨 Today is your last chance to submit an application for open positions with the Colorado Division of Fire Prevention and Control (DFPC). All listings close TODAY at 5:00 PM MT. Open Positions: • Firefighter V: Aviation Specialist (Broomfield, Penrose, or Montrose) • Firefighter I: Engine Crewmember (Sterling) • Firefighter I: Fuels Module Crewmember (Windsor) • Firefighter I: Module Crewmember Apply before the 5:00 PM MT deadline! Visit dfpc.colorado.gov/careersand scroll down to the section entitled "DFPC Current Job Openings." #dfpc #dfpcfire #FireYear2026 #cofire #coloradofire #firefighter #wildfire #wildlandfire #wildlandfirefighter #jobs
The words "Last Day to Apply" superimposed over the silhouettes of two firefighters working on a wildland fire.

ALT The words "Last Day to Apply" superimposed over the silhouettes of two firefighters working on a wildland fire.

A screenshot of the DFPC Careers webpage, listing the open positions that close on 10/12/26. List of positions is included in the text of this post.

ALT A screenshot of the DFPC Careers webpage, listing the open positions that close on 10/12/26. List of positions is included in the text of this post.

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DFPC Fire Environment / Weather Brief 10/12/2026 Link to pdf of the most recent brief: bit.ly/DFPCFireEnvWeatherBri… Refer to the DFPC Intelligence Dashboard for in-depth fire environment and wildfire incident status tools: bit.ly/DFPCWildlandFireStatu… #dfpc #dfpcfire #FireYear2026 #cofire #coloradofire #firefighter #wildfire #wildlandfire #wildlandfirefighter
DFPC Fire Environment / Weather Brief – 10/12/2026 DFPC Planning Level: 1 Rocky Mountain Planning Level: 2 National Planning Level: 2

ALT DFPC Fire Environment / Weather Brief – 10/12/2026 DFPC Planning Level: 1 Rocky Mountain Planning Level: 2 National Planning Level: 2

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Many of us leave our phones, laptops, tablets and even power tools plugged in long after they’re fully charged, but this extra time on the charger can backfire. Leaving a device plugged in longer than needed can increase heat and put unnecessary stress on the battery. Over time, this extra heat can degrade the battery, cause it to swell or even trigger a dangerous fire. Always unplug your device when it is fully charged. 💯🔋 #FirePreventionWeek #SafeCharging #FireSafety #FirePrevention #BatterySafety #CommunityRiskReduction @NFPA
A square social media graphic on a black background promoting Fire Prevention Week. Bold white text on the left reads "FULLY CHARGED?" in white, and "TIME TO UNPLUG." in bright green. On the right, inside a large circular white frame, is a black smartphone showing "100% Charged" beneath a full green battery icon, set against a night sky lock screen. Across the bottom, bold white text reads "Small action. Big impact." To the left is the white "NFPA FIRE PREVENTION WEEK" logo with "©2026 NFPA" below, alongside "FPW.ORG." On the right, the Colorado Division of Fire Prevention & Control logo is displayed, accompanied by text for the "COLORADO Division of Fire Prevention & Control, Department of Public Safety"

ALT A square social media graphic on a black background promoting Fire Prevention Week. Bold white text on the left reads "FULLY CHARGED?" in white, and "TIME TO UNPLUG." in bright green. On the right, inside a large circular white frame, is a black smartphone showing "100% Charged" beneath a full green battery icon, set against a night sky lock screen. Across the bottom, bold white text reads "Small action. Big impact." To the left is the white "NFPA FIRE PREVENTION WEEK" logo with "©2026 NFPA" below, alongside "FPW.ORG." On the right, the Colorado Division of Fire Prevention & Control logo is displayed, accompanied by text for the "COLORADO Division of Fire Prevention & Control, Department of Public Safety"

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Keep your home safe by recycling your lithium-ion batteries the right way. Throwing these batteries in the regular trash or recycling bins is dangerous because they could catch fire. Recycling them at an official drop-off location is always the safest choice. Tomorrow, we are co-hosting family-friendly events across Colorado for Fire Prevention Week! If you are heading to the Fruita event, Mesa County Hazardous Waste Disposal will be there providing free battery collection! Bring your old power tools and device batteries to toss right into their bin. Learn more about the events at bit.ly/FPW26. Come join the fun and learn more about lithium-ion battery safety. Can't make it? Visit CALL2RECYCLE.ORG to find a recycling spot near you. #FirePreventionWeek #SafeCharging #FireSafety #FirePrevention #BatterySafety #CommunityRiskReduction @MesaCountyNews @NFPA
A graphic from the Colorado Division of Fire Prevention & Control. A text box reads: "Don't throw lithium-ion batteries in the trash or regular recycling bins because they could catch fire. Recycling your device or battery at a safe battery recycling location is the best way to dispose of them". Below it directs users to "CALL2RECYCLE.ORG" to find a recycling spot. The image features Sparky the Fire Dog holding a green battery and USB cable over a city skyline at sunset, with the Fire Prevention Week slogan "CHARGE INTO FIRE SAFETY: Safe Charging Is a SUPERPOWER".

ALT A graphic from the Colorado Division of Fire Prevention & Control. A text box reads: "Don't throw lithium-ion batteries in the trash or regular recycling bins because they could catch fire. Recycling your device or battery at a safe battery recycling location is the best way to dispose of them". Below it directs users to "CALL2RECYCLE.ORG" to find a recycling spot. The image features Sparky the Fire Dog holding a green battery and USB cable over a city skyline at sunset, with the Fire Prevention Week slogan "CHARGE INTO FIRE SAFETY: Safe Charging Is a SUPERPOWER".

A top-down view looking into a large, round metal recycling bin lined with a clear plastic bag. The bin is filled with a large pile of various used batteries, mostly large lithium-ion power tool batteries in colors like blue, yellow, and black. Many of the individual batteries have their terminals taped or are wrapped in small clear plastic bags for safe disposal. The edge of a black barrel with a green recycling sticker is partially visible in the bottom left corner.

ALT A top-down view looking into a large, round metal recycling bin lined with a clear plastic bag. The bin is filled with a large pile of various used batteries, mostly large lithium-ion power tool batteries in colors like blue, yellow, and black. Many of the individual batteries have their terminals taped or are wrapped in small clear plastic bags for safe disposal. The edge of a black barrel with a green recycling sticker is partially visible in the bottom left corner.

A graphic titled "FIRE PREVENTION WEEK COLORADO EVENTS" displaying a map of Colorado with numbered pins indicating event locations for Saturday, October 10, 2026. Below the map, details for three events are listed. Pin 2 is in Durango, happening 9AM to 2PM on Main Avenue (between 12th and 13th streets and Buckley Park), Durango, CO 81301. Pin 3 is in Elbert, happening 10AM to 2PM at Station 231 of the Elbert Fire Protection District, 24310 Main St., Elbert, CO 80106. Pin 4 is in Fruita, happening 8AM to 12PM at Civic Center Park, 325 E. Aspen Ave., Fruita, CO 81521.

ALT A graphic titled "FIRE PREVENTION WEEK COLORADO EVENTS" displaying a map of Colorado with numbered pins indicating event locations for Saturday, October 10, 2026. Below the map, details for three events are listed. Pin 2 is in Durango, happening 9AM to 2PM on Main Avenue (between 12th and 13th streets and Buckley Park), Durango, CO 81301. Pin 3 is in Elbert, happening 10AM to 2PM at Station 231 of the Elbert Fire Protection District, 24310 Main St., Elbert, CO 80106. Pin 4 is in Fruita, happening 8AM to 12PM at Civic Center Park, 325 E. Aspen Ave., Fruita, CO 81521.

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⚡It’s #FirePreventionWeek, and we are talking about safe charging! E-bikes, scooters and large power tools are very common today. But did you know their batteries store a huge amount of energy? If a battery breaks, a fire can start and spread very quickly. Protect your home and loved ones by charging these large batteries outside when you can and do not block exits. #SafeCharging #FireSafety #FirePrevention #BatterySafety #CommunityRiskReduction @NFPA
A square graphic with a black background promoting Fire Prevention Week. Bold text on the left reads "FOR TOOLS AND RIDES" in white, followed by "CHARGE OUTSIDE." in bright green. Below this, white text reads "Small action. Big impact.". On the right side, a circular inset photo shows a close-up of a person's hands securely attaching or removing a long, black battery pack on the frame of a silver e-bike. Along the bottom are the white logos for the NFPA Fire Prevention Week and the Colorado Division of Fire Prevention & Control, separated by the website FPW.ORG

ALT A square graphic with a black background promoting Fire Prevention Week. Bold text on the left reads "FOR TOOLS AND RIDES" in white, followed by "CHARGE OUTSIDE." in bright green. Below this, white text reads "Small action. Big impact.". On the right side, a circular inset photo shows a close-up of a person's hands securely attaching or removing a long, black battery pack on the frame of a silver e-bike. Along the bottom are the white logos for the NFPA Fire Prevention Week and the Colorado Division of Fire Prevention & Control, separated by the website FPW.ORG

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DFPC to Conduct Helitack Training at Eldorado Canyon State Park Flatiron Helitack will be conducting training at Eldorado Canyon State Park on Tuesday, October 13, 2026, weather permitting. The public can expect to see helicopter activity in the area between the hours of 8am – 6pm for 2-4 hours at a time. The training aims to improve coordinated response and prepare DFPC’s Flatiron Helitack crew, which is based out of Broomfield, for both fire suppression and SAR missions along the Front Range and around the wildland-urban interface (WUI), and will consist of the helicopter hovering for short durations with personnel entering and exiting the helicopter multiple times.
The DFPC Type 1 (FIREHAWK©) helicopter takes off after dropping off firefighters in mountainous terrain at Eldorado Canyon State Park.

ALT The DFPC Type 1 (FIREHAWK©) helicopter takes off after dropping off firefighters in mountainous terrain at Eldorado Canyon State Park.

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The Colorado Division of Fire Prevention and Control (DFPC) Northwest District recently hosted a Search and Rescue (SAR) aviation fly-in training for SAR teams from Grand, Jackson, Routt, and Summit counties. During the event, DFPC showcased two primary aerial assets: the Multi-Mission Aircraft (MMA) N327SF and the Type 1 (FIREHAWK©) helicopter N3802C. Flight crews presented their operational capabilities, specialized technology, and mission support, followed by a Q&A session with ground teams. In total, the training brought together 24 partners from across the various agencies. Key agency leaders in attendance included the Grand County Sheriff, Routt County Sheriff, Summit County Special Operations Sergeant, and the Wildland Operations Specialist from Summit Fire & EMS. The event was a success, reinforcing interagency communication and strengthening multi-jurisdictional response for future missions.
The DFPC Type 1 helicopter, Multi-Mission Aircraft (MMA) and the Flatiron Helitack truck sit on the airport tarmac. DFPC staff and Search and Rescue (SAR) teams congregate near the truck, with some inspecting the Type 1 helicopter

ALT The DFPC Type 1 helicopter, Multi-Mission Aircraft (MMA) and the Flatiron Helitack truck sit on the airport tarmac. DFPC staff and Search and Rescue (SAR) teams congregate near the truck, with some inspecting the Type 1 helicopter

Search and Rescue (SAR) team members inspect the DFPC Type 1 (FIREHAWK©) helicopter

ALT Search and Rescue (SAR) team members inspect the DFPC Type 1 (FIREHAWK©) helicopter

Search and Rescue (SAR) team members inspect the DFPC Multi-Mission Aircraft (MMA)

ALT Search and Rescue (SAR) team members inspect the DFPC Multi-Mission Aircraft (MMA)

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✈️🔋 When charging on a plane, keep portable charging devices on the tray table. Do not charge devices in overhead compartments and never charge e-cigarettes or vapes on a plane. If a battery overheats or fails, it is important for the flight crew to be able to respond quickly. #FirePreventionWeek #SafeCharging #FireSafety #FirePrevention #BatterySafety #CommunityRiskReduction @NFPA
A social media graphic with a black background. On the left, bold text reads, "ON A FLIGHT? KEEP IT IN SIGHT." with "KEEP IT IN" in bright green. On the right, a circular photo shows a smartphone connected to a silver portable power bank on a white airplane tray table. The phone screen displays a green battery icon charging at 83%. At the bottom, white text reads, "Small action. Big impact." The bottom edge features the NFPA Fire Prevention Week logo, the FPW.ORG website link, and the Colorado Division of Fire Prevention & Control logo.

ALT A social media graphic with a black background. On the left, bold text reads, "ON A FLIGHT? KEEP IT IN SIGHT." with "KEEP IT IN" in bright green. On the right, a circular photo shows a smartphone connected to a silver portable power bank on a white airplane tray table. The phone screen displays a green battery icon charging at 83%. At the bottom, white text reads, "Small action. Big impact." The bottom edge features the NFPA Fire Prevention Week logo, the FPW.ORG website link, and the Colorado Division of Fire Prevention & Control logo.

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Charge your devices on a hard, flat surface like a table, desk or floor. Beds, couches and pillows can trap heat and block airflow, which can cause a battery to overheat. #FirePreventionWeek #SafeCharging #FireSafety #FirePrevention #BatterySafety #CommunityRiskReduction @NFPA
A social media graphic with a black background. Bold text on the left reads, "SOFT SURFACE? HARD PASS." with "HARD PASS" in bright green. On the right, a circular photo shows a video game controller plugged in and resting on a soft, gray cushion. White text near the bottom reads, "Small action. Big impact." The bottom edge features logos for NFPA Fire Prevention Week, FPW.ORG, and the Colorado Division of Fire Prevention & Control.

ALT A social media graphic with a black background. Bold text on the left reads, "SOFT SURFACE? HARD PASS." with "HARD PASS" in bright green. On the right, a circular photo shows a video game controller plugged in and resting on a soft, gray cushion. White text near the bottom reads, "Small action. Big impact." The bottom edge features logos for NFPA Fire Prevention Week, FPW.ORG, and the Colorado Division of Fire Prevention & Control.

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DFPC Fire Environment / Weather Brief 10/05/2026 Link to pdf of the most recent brief: bit.ly/DFPCFireEnvWeatherBri… Refer to the DFPC Intelligence Dashboard for in-depth fire environment and wildfire incident status tools: bit.ly/DFPCWildlandFireStatu… #dfpc #dfpcfire #FireYear2026 #cofire #coloradofire #firefighter #wildfire #wildlandfire #wildlandfirefighter
DFPC Fire Environment / Weather Brief – 10/05/2026 DFPC Planning Level: 1 Rocky Mountain Planning Level: 2 National Planning Level: 2

ALT DFPC Fire Environment / Weather Brief – 10/05/2026 DFPC Planning Level: 1 Rocky Mountain Planning Level: 2 National Planning Level: 2

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Saving a few dollars on a discount charging cable is not worth the risk. Always plug in your devices using the original cord or one officially authorized by the manufacturer. A frayed, damaged or unapproved cord can easily ruin your lithium-ion battery and spark a dangerous fire. #SafeCharging with your electronics goes a long way in keeping your family safe! #FirePreventionWeek #FireSafety #FirePrevention #BatterySafety #CommunityRiskReduction @NFPA
A social media graphic with a black background. Large text on the left reads, "CHEAP CHARGER? DON'T CHANCE IT," with "DON'T CHANCE" in bright green. On the right, a circular photo shows a close-up of a damaged, frayed white charging cord with its internal metal wires exposed. At the bottom, white text reads, "Small action. Big impact." The bottom edge features the NFPA Fire Prevention Week logo, the website FPW.ORG, and the Colorado Division of Fire Prevention & Control logo.

ALT A social media graphic with a black background. Large text on the left reads, "CHEAP CHARGER? DON'T CHANCE IT," with "DON'T CHANCE" in bright green. On the right, a circular photo shows a close-up of a damaged, frayed white charging cord with its internal metal wires exposed. At the bottom, white text reads, "Small action. Big impact." The bottom edge features the NFPA Fire Prevention Week logo, the website FPW.ORG, and the Colorado Division of Fire Prevention & Control logo.

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🦸️🔌 Fire Prevention Week starts today! We're teaming up with @NFPA, community partners and fire departments across the state to help you "Charge into Fire Safety." Sparky the Fire Dog® says safe charging is a superpower, and he is sharing simple habits to help you plug in safely. 🚒 Come see us at family-friendly events across Colorado this week! You can learn important safety tips, grab free swag and step inside our interactive Home Fire Safety Trailers. See flyer for details and learn more at bit.ly/FPW26. #FirePreventionWeek #SafeCharging #FireSafety #FirePrevention #BatterySafety #CommunityRiskReduction
A flyer for the Colorado Division of Fire Prevention & Control's 2026 Fire Prevention Week Events. Text explains DFPC is hosting statewide events to teach safe charging of lithium-ion devices, inviting the public to get free swag and tour Home Fire Safety Trailers. Sparky the Fire Dog is shown holding a glowing battery next to the NFPA logo and fpw.org. The right side features a Colorado map with four pinned event locations. The schedule is: Oct. 8: Alamosa, 9AM-2PM, Adams State North Campus Green, 208 Edgemont Blvd. Oct. 10: Durango, 9AM-2PM, Main Ave. (between 12th and 13th streets and Buckley Park). Oct. 10: Elbert, 10AM-2PM, Station 231, 24310 Main St. Oct. 10: Fruita, 8AM-12PM, Civic Center Park, 325 E. Aspen Ave. The bottom right shows a black electrical plug over a city skyline with text: "LEARN MORE bit.ly/FPW26. Safe Charging Is a SUPERPOWER".

ALT A flyer for the Colorado Division of Fire Prevention & Control's 2026 Fire Prevention Week Events. Text explains DFPC is hosting statewide events to teach safe charging of lithium-ion devices, inviting the public to get free swag and tour Home Fire Safety Trailers. Sparky the Fire Dog is shown holding a glowing battery next to the NFPA logo and fpw.org. The right side features a Colorado map with four pinned event locations. The schedule is: Oct. 8: Alamosa, 9AM-2PM, Adams State North Campus Green, 208 Edgemont Blvd. Oct. 10: Durango, 9AM-2PM, Main Ave. (between 12th and 13th streets and Buckley Park). Oct. 10: Elbert, 10AM-2PM, Station 231, 24310 Main St. Oct. 10: Fruita, 8AM-12PM, Civic Center Park, 325 E. Aspen Ave. The bottom right shows a black electrical plug over a city skyline with text: "LEARN MORE bit.ly/FPW26. Safe Charging Is a SUPERPOWER".

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DFPC’s Tava module, Battalion Chief (BC) Wasielewski, and Risk & Wellness Chief David Vitwar volunteered at the Fallen Firefighter Memorial in September. Thousands traveled to Colorado Springs for the 2026 IAFF Fallen Firefighter Memorial, where 288 fallen members were honored, and their names were forever etched on the Memorial Wall. Tava spent 6 hours greeting over 200 families as they arrived at the Colorado Springs Airport, while BC Wasielewski drove families around town. The Colorado Springs Professional FFs work to make the families' time in Colorado Springs a memorable one by meeting them at the airport, assisting with getting luggage, and providing transportation to their hotel, around town during the week, to the memorial, and back to the airport following the event. DFPC’s assistance was greatly appreciated by Colorado Springs Local 5 Leadership.
IAFF flags in presentation cases, ready to be presented to the families of the 288 fallen firefighters whose names were etched in the Memorial Wall in 2026.

ALT IAFF flags in presentation cases, ready to be presented to the families of the 288 fallen firefighters whose names were etched in the Memorial Wall in 2026.

Thousands gather at the 2026 Fallen Firefighter Memorial in Colorado Springs. Ladder trucks display the American and Canadian flags

ALT Thousands gather at the 2026 Fallen Firefighter Memorial in Colorado Springs. Ladder trucks display the American and Canadian flags

The Fallen Firefighter Memorial Statue of a firefighter beginning to climb a ladder surrounded by rubble from the 9/11 attacks in New York

ALT The Fallen Firefighter Memorial Statue of a firefighter beginning to climb a ladder surrounded by rubble from the 9/11 attacks in New York

Members of DFPC's Tava module wait at the Colorado Springs Airport to greet families arriving for the 2026 Fallen Firefighter Memorial.

ALT Members of DFPC's Tava module wait at the Colorado Springs Airport to greet families arriving for the 2026 Fallen Firefighter Memorial.

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Members of DFPC's Steel City module assisted Deputy Chief Daniels in teaching 120 2nd- and 3rd-graders the importance of weather to firefighter safety at the 19th annual Rye Elementary School Science Day at Rye Mountain Park. Firefighters then taught the kids how to take weather observations using a belt weather kit. Students were provided with the needed PPE (personal protective equipment), writing implements, and a reference guide (kids' fire helmet, crayons, DFPC wildland coloring book, and tape measure).
Firefighters demonstrate how to take weather observations using a belt weather kit. Kids in fire helmets and backpacks observe closely.

ALT Firefighters demonstrate how to take weather observations using a belt weather kit. Kids in fire helmets and backpacks observe closely.

Firefighters demonstrate how to take weather observations using a belt weather kit. Kids in fire helmets and backpacks observe closely.

ALT Firefighters demonstrate how to take weather observations using a belt weather kit. Kids in fire helmets and backpacks observe closely.

Kids in backpacks huddle around a large screen under a canopy to watch a fire safety video

ALT Kids in backpacks huddle around a large screen under a canopy to watch a fire safety video

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