Sign Up for Free CPR and Stop the Bleed Classes on November 16

If someone receives cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) by a bystander within the first few minutes of going into cardiac arrest, their chances of survival increase two to three times, according to the American Heart Association. Yet, less than half actua...

Change your smoke alarm batteries

Every six months, you hear from firefighters – when you change your clock for Daylight Saving Time, change your smoke alarm batteries. This is more than a slogan. Firefighters see firsthand that smoke alarms save lives. A working smoke alarm giv...

North Metro Fire Stops Large Grass Fire from Damaging Nearby Homes

North Metro Fire Rescue District responded to a large grass fire in The Field Open Space near E. 10th Avenue and Main St. on Monday, October 14, around 4 p.m. Firefighters utilized wildland firefighting techniques and equipment to contain the fire before ...

Safety 101: Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarms

Protect your family this winter

By now everyone has changed their clocks, but have you changed the batteries in your carbon monoxide (CO) and smoke alarms and ensured they are working properly? Working alarms are essential to protecting you and your family...

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Residents urged to use 911 for emergencies only

When residents call 911 for something other than an emergency, they are tying up a vital line to an emergency dispatcher and potentially delaying response to someone calling 911 with a life-threatening emergency.

In order to provide the quickest response f...