On November 16, North Metro Fire will teach residents how to give CPR, use an automated external defibrillator (AED) and control bleeding from a trauma as part of their free non-certification Family and Friends® CPR classes and Stop the Bleed® classes. Read on...
Every six months, we encourage residents to change your smoke alarm batteries when you change your clocks. This is more than a slogan. A working smoke alarm gives you and your loved ones more time to escape safely in the event of a fire. Read on...
North Metro Fire responded to a large grass fire in The Field Open Space near E. 10th Avenue and Main St. on October 14 around 4 p.m. Firefighters utilized wildland firefighting techniques and equipment to contain the fire before it reached nearby homes. Read on...
Installing and maintaining smoke and carbon monoxide alarms in your home is essential to keeping your family safe. Test your knowledge on what you need to do as a homeowner. Read on...
Recently, the Broomfield and Adams County dispatch centers for North Metro Fire have become inundated with non-emergency calls on their 911 lines. Officials are asking residents to use their city's non-emergency line instead for less urgent needs. Read More
