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Rattlesnake Fire Protection District - Parker, CO

Rattlesnake Fire Protection District
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  1. Rattlesnake Fire Protection District
    16 hours ago
    We are accepting applications for both in district and out of district volunteer firefighters and EMT's, for more information please visit us on Saturday December 14th - 8:00am to 10:00am at Station 253 located at 125 Meadow Station Rd.
    Applications are available for download on our website RSFPD.org
    Photo: We are accepting applications for both in district and out of district volunteer firefighters and EMT's, for more information please visit us on Saturday December 14th - 8:00am to 10:00am at Station 253 located at 125 Meadow Station Rd. Applications are available for download on our website RSFPD.org
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    • We Deliver Parker LLC
       I wanted to tell everyone who works at the police station from 4-10pm who can't leave to get food that I started a new restaurant delivery business here in Parker. This is the Facebook Page: We Deliver Parker LLC We deliver from all restaurants to where ever you are. Just go to our site www.wedeliverparker.com and choose a restaurant then click the items you want and it comes to me. I place the order for my driver to pick up and then we bring it to you and then you pay us. If you want me to bring a flyer I will.. Especially the dispatchers who can't leave might be interested.
      November 18 at 9:08pm
    • Michael J Haywood
      One mid shift down....one to go....then off on my hunting vacation!! Currently cooking up a giant pot of chili for Rattlesnake Fire Protection District fall festival tonight....then sleep!!
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    • Kiowa Fire Protection District
       Kiowa Fire with assistance from Rattlesnake Fire Protection District, Elizabeth Fire Rescue, Elbert County Sheriff and Elbert County OEM responded to this structure fire north of the Town of Kiowa. The residence was unoccupied at the time and no one was injured. We would like our firefighters and all the assisting agencies for their assistance and a job well done. Also, thanks to Sheriff Shayne Heap for the photo.
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    • Ered Matthew
       To the fearless Firefighters and friends of Rattlesnake Fire Protection District, Following the loss of 19 members of our Hotshot team here in Prescott, Arizona, I was amazed by the outpouring of support from Colorado and across the country. The song, “Change in the Wind,” was written as a tribute to the Granite Mountain Hotshots; however it occurred to all of us – the artists, musicians and technicians that contributed to the project – that the finished piece should be dedicated to ALL firefighters…and so it is. The honor bestowed upon the Granite Mountain Hotshots is one of which all in the firefighting profession are deserving, and it should not take a tragic event such as the Yarnell Hill Fire to bring that fact to light. Therefore I hope you will accept this tribute and its dedication as a small and far-from-adequate token of appreciation. Please share it with the members of your department. The video’s final credit reads: “to Firefighters, one and all…..” and that is truly meant. Ered Matthew, Prescott, Arizona http://youtu.be/3RVYRGggQww
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    • Ed LaValle
       Join the National Americas First Responders United Project. Pass this on to every first responder you know. This project pays tribute to all first responders and its goal is to never forget those we have lost! watch this video! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ekkN33WSA5c&feature=youtu.be
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  4. Rattlesnake Fire Protection District shared Elizabeth Fire Rescue's photo.
    October 7
    NEW JOINT FIRE STATION GROUND BREAKING!!!! Wednesday October 9th at 1:00 pm Elizabeth fire and Rattlesnake fire will be conducting a ground breaking ceremony for their new joint fire station at 5525 County Road 166
    Photo: NEW JOINT FIRE STATION GROUND BREAKING!!!! Wednesday October 9th at 1:00 pm Elizabeth fire and Rattlesnake fire will be conducting a ground breaking ceremony for their new joint fire station at 5525 County Road 166
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  5. Rattlesnake Fire Protection District
    September 30
    Harvest Festival - 10/26/13 (3 photos)
    Rattlesnake Fire Annual Harvest Festival - Saturday October 26, 2013: Station 251
    5:00 pm till 8:00 pm @ 46220 Coal Creek Dr. Parker, Colorado 80138

    Dress up kids in their Halloween Costumes and come join in the fun....we will have a live band, silent auction, hot dogs, chili, bon fire and goodies for the kids!
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  8. Rattlesnake Fire Protection District
    September 12 near Parker, CO via mobile
    9/12/2013 11:19:07 PM EST - Elbert County Flood Preparedness,

    There is currently flooding in much of Northern Colorado and Emergency Responders are taking action to mitigate these issues. Elbert County currently is in a Flash Flood watch but no Flash Flood conditions. The National Weather Service has issued a small stream flood advisory for Elbert County so please do not cross any flooded roads a...    See More
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  9. Rattlesnake Fire Protection District shared Elizabeth Fire Rescue's photo.
    September 12
    The National Weather Service has issued a flood watch for Central Elbert County above 6000 Feet through late tonight.

    A flash flood watch means that conditions may develop that lead to flash flooding and serous debris flows.

    Some Precaut...See More
    Photo: The National Weather Service has issued a flood watch for Central Elbert County above 6000 Feet through late tonight. A flash flood watch means that conditions may develop that lead to flash flooding and serous debris flows. Some Precautionary Tips: -If you come upon flood waters, stop, turn around, and go another way. Climb to higher ground. If it is moving swiftly, even water six inches deep can knock you off your feet. Many people are swept away wading through flood waters, resulting in injury or death. -Stay away from flooded areas. Even if it seems safe, flood waters may still be rising. -Never try to walk, swim, drive, or play in flood water. You may not be able to see on the surface how fast flood water is moving or see holes and submerged debris. -If you are in a vehicle and become surrounded by water, if you can get out safely, do so immediately and move to higher ground. Vehicles can be swept away in two feet of water. -Watch out for snakes in areas that were flooded. Flood waters flush snakes from their homes. -Stay away from creek and stream banks in flooded and recently flooded areas. The soaked banks often become unstable due to heavy rainfall and can suddenly give way, tossing you into rapidly moving water. -Never allow kids to play around high water, storm drains, ditches, ravines, or culverts. It is very easy to be swept away by fast moving water.
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  10. Rattlesnake Fire Protection District
    September 10
    Rattlesnake Fire Protection District stats for review:

    January 2012 through September 10, 2013:

    Our department maintains an 8 minute response time 7 days a week 24 hours a day.

    Our department maintains an average of 14 responders per call 7 days a week 24 hours a day.

    All members of Rattlesnake Fire Protection District should be very proud. What we are able to accomplish with a combination department made up of mostly volunteers is incredible. The time our staff puts in, out of the goodness of their heart and a willingness to serve their community is amazing. Thank you for the job you do!
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  18. Rattlesnake Fire Protection District
    August 16
    Rattlesnake Fire will be at Cherry Creek State Park this evening (Friday August 16th) at 7:00p with Engine 253 and Medic 253 accompanied by Rattlesnake Firefighters.

    Bring the kids out for a chance to put the gear on, spray some water, tour the rigs, and talk fire safety!

    You will find us in the campground. 4201 South Parker Road, Aurora 80014
    Photo: Rattlesnake Fire will be at Cherry Creek State Park this evening (Friday August 16th) at 7:00p with Engine 253 and Medic 253 accompanied by Rattlesnake Firefighters. Bring the kids out for a chance to put the gear on, spray some water, tour the rigs, and talk fire safety! You will find us in the campground. 4201 South Parker Road, Aurora 80014
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