District Information
North Metro Fire Rescue District
North Metro Fire Rescue District has a rich history that began in 1946 when it was formally known as West Adams County Fire Protection District. North Metro Fire has greatly progressed over the past several decades seeing many important changes to the organization, services provided to our citizens, and the fire industry as a whole.
Getting to Know Us
Fire Chief
David A. Ramos
District Size
Close to 60 square miles
Counties & Cities Served
City and County of Broomfield, City of Northglenn and unincorporated areas of Adams, Boulder, Jefferson and Weld counties
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District Population
Over 125,000 residents
Mission Statement
To be a responsive all-hazard organization that works to provide a caring, high quality, professional delivery of service.
Slogan
Excellence Through Each Individual Act
The District at a Glance
Since 1946, North Metro Fire Rescue District has served to protect its citizens and their property with a high level of care, compassion and professionalism. North Metro Fire is equipped and committed to ensuring public safety through fire suppression, emergency medical services and patient transportation, hazardous materials response, technical rescues and wildland firefighting.
The citizens of our District are served by over 170 professional firefighters and support personnel operating out of seven fire stations, a Training Center Complex and District Headquarters. The District is also guided by an elected, five-member Board of Directors, that provides direction to Fire Chief David Ramos.
Our hard working team is dedicated to keeping our citizens safe, and our efforts personify the District’s slogan, “Excellence Through Each Individual Act,” by going the extra mile to help our community.
Contact Us
Phone: 303-452-9910
Fax: 303-451-0289
Physical address:
101 Spader Way
Broomfield, CO 80020
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North Metro Fire Teams with Thornton Fire to Host Young Adult Hook and Ladder Academy
North Metro Fire Rescue District and Thornton Fire Department will be offering a North Area Hook and Ladder Academy, July 24-28, for youth ages 15-18. This 40-hour academy is intended to educate young adults about careers in the fire service. Read on... -
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