GEFPD Board of Directors are seeking a leader who will promote and engage in their vision… Vision Statement “We will continue to transform today’s fire and rescue service into a progressive, proactive, and professional service – a service that will exceed today’s demands and tomorrow’s needs” Recruitment Closes December 22, 2015 GEFPD Fire Chief Recruitment

The Greater Eagle Fire Protection District serves approximately 190 square miles which includes the towns of Eagle, Fulford, Wolcott and Gypsum providing fire, emergency medical, hazardous materials and rescue services. In addition to serving the populated town areas, the Greater Eagle Fire Protection District also serves the outlying forest and wilderness areas. Because of the diverse mountain environment, the fire department provides service

To all the Members & Associates, I wanted to inform you that the Board President Alex Mintling has resigned. As of August 29th, Saturday, Greater Eagle Fire Protection District Board President Alex Mintling turned in a letter of resignation. Per his letter it was effective immediately.  Alex wanted to let everyone know; “Please know that I thoroughly appreciated and enjoyed the opportunity to

Emergency Services Consulting International (ESCI) has been contracted by GEFPD to conduct an Organizational Study of the District. You are invited to attend a town hall meeting, Tuesday, 1 September at Station 9, to provide your input regarding the operational, economic and policy issues facing our District.

We got a great thank you card from Cash Anderson, for his birthday party here at the station!  Thanks, Cash, and we’re happy you had a good party! If you’d like to inquire about hosting a birthday party at the station, please contact Elizabeth Aviles at 328-7244. Cash Anderson Thank You Note    

Time to repost this public safety announcement, and please pass it on. Yesterday, a local Colorado State Trooper was injured due to unsafe drivers. Slow down out there when the weather turns rough. Pay attention to changing weather and road conditions, and keep an eye out for obstacles and disabled vehicles. Leave for your destination early enough that you aren’t in a rush.