Today, we celebrate the unsung heroes who keep our workplaces running smoothly every single day. From organizing schedules to managing projects, your hard work and dedication make all the difference. Thank you to our own Cindy Heesemann for your tireless efforts and commitment to excellence. We appreciate you!
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It’s National Volunteer Week! FRFR is taking a moment to celebrate the incredible efforts of our dedicated Foundation Members who have organized the Front Range Fire Rescue Foundation. The foundation is dedicated to empowering our community with life-saving knowledge and skills. If you want to lend a hand or contribute to their cause, drop an email to foundation@frfr.co. Thank you Front Range Fire Rescue Foundation for all that you do!
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This week, we celebrate our fellow first responders, Weld County Regional Communications Center Dispatchers, during National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week. Front Range Fire Rescue (FRFR) has always understood that our dispatchers are unsung heroes who are truly the "first, first responders" on an incident. Last month, Colorado became the 20th state in the U.S. to recognize dispatchers officially as first responders. It's great to see them get this distinction, which is long overdue.
April 12, 2024, Front Range Fire Rescue (FRFR) recognized several members for their accomplishments in 2023.
Our annual Firefighter of the Year Award was given to two members this year. Firefighter Cory Gore-Salazar and Lieutenant Chris Linder. This tribute acknowledges the individuals who embody the core values of FRFR daily, as recognized by our entire membership.
Firefighter Gore-Salazar demonstrates forward-thinking and continuous self-improvement, earning him respect and a leadership role among his colleagues.
Your safety is our top priority, which is why we're excited to announce a new cooperative agreement between Front Range Fire Rescue and the Colorado Division of Fire Prevention and Control. As of today, one of their wildfire crews and apparatus will be stationed part-time at FRFR Station 3 in the Hill and Park neighborhood. This means that in the event of an incident, we'll have even more first responders ready to help. Plus, this essential regional resource is now in a great location that will allow for faster response times.
Your chance to become part of the culture of excellence and teamwork at Front Range Fire Rescue is HERE! Experienced Firefighters may apply February 12 through March 15, 2024. FRFR will fill several positions from this list, so don’t miss this opportunity! For more information, go to the Apply for a Job web page or read below.