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Learning about emergency services: Evergreen's Activity Options visits Inter-Canyon Fire Station 1 - Vimarsana News

Learning about emergency services: Evergreen's Activity Options visits Inter-Canyon Fire Station 1

A planned encounter between Inter-Canyon Fire personnel and Activity Options participants was a win-win for all.

Polis signs 3 wildfire bills into law | Canyoncourier.com - Vimarsana News

Polis signs 3 wildfire bills into law | Canyoncourier.com

County and fire officials from Jefferson and Clear Creek counties watched Gov. Jared Polis sign three bills into law that will look at different facets of preparing for wildfire.

Continuing to prepare for, prevent, & respond to wildfires: Governor Polis signs bills into law - Vimarsana News

Continuing to prepare for, prevent, & respond to wildfires: Governor Polis signs bills into law

Governor Jared Polis signed legislation into law to make sure Coloradans have the insurance they need in the event of a fire, flood, or other natural disaster

285 corridor fire district consolidation moves forward - Vimarsana News

285 corridor fire district consolidation moves forward

Plans to ask voters in three fire districts on the U.S. 285 corridor whether to consolidate moved forward when the Elk Creek Fire board voted to approve a consolidation resolution.

Tension at Elk Creek Fire board meeting: Attendees, board members express concern about proposed bike park EMS costs, lack of transparency on IGA - Vimarsana News

Tension at Elk Creek Fire board meeting: Attendees, board members express concern about proposed bike park EMS costs, lack of transparency on IGA

The Elk Creek Fire board meeting on April 13 became heated as board members and attendees disagreed about the board’s handling of the proposed Shadow Mountain Bike Park emergency services needs and potential consolidation of three fire departments.