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The East Grand County Fire Protection District No. 4 is dedicated to the preservation and protection of the residents and visitors to the Fraser Valley by providing our volunteer firefighters with quality training, a strong fire prevention program, and up-to-date apparatus and equipment.

REGULAR Fire Restrictions In Effect

 

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2023 / 2024 BURN SEASON IS OPEN

Current Fire Danger

Fire Danger is LOW Today!

Fire Danger is LOW!

East Grand Fire Protection District #4
East Grand Fire Protection District #4
East Grand Fire Protection District #4Mar 4, 2025 @ 2:27pm
Applications for this year's Recruit class are due this Friday. Call if you have any questions about becoming an East Grand Firefighter 9705313424. Applications can be printed from the website. www.eastgrandfire.com
East Grand Fire Protection District #4

REGULAR FIRE RESTRICTIONS IN PLACE

Current information on fire restrictions affecting Grand County, Colorado are posted on the Fire Restriction page.

 

Burn Season is OPEN for the 2025 Season

 

 

Accidentally Call 9-1-1? What You Can Do & How to Prevent it

Prevent & Prepare for Various Types of Fires – From Residential to Wildland

CLICK HERE to visit the U.S. Fire Administration’s website for an abundance of helpful information regarding how to prevent, prepare for and deal with fire if it happens to you.

Recalls on Smoke Detectors, Carbon Monoxide Detectors & Fire Extinguishers

Recall buttonKidde Recalls Dual Sensor Smoke Alarms Due to Risk of Failure to Alert Consumers to a Fire. Check our list of recalled units issued by the Consumer Product Safety Commission for details on recalls like affected model numbers and what to do. Click here for the Recall List.

Map & Info for Colorado Wildfires 

View a map of wildfires in the state of Colorado. This map will be updated with information on fires 100 acres or larger. The locations are approximate and for community and public information purposes.

Smoke Alarms Save Lives

Nearly one-third of residential fires and two-fifths of residential fatalities occur in homes with no smoke alarms. Put another way, having a working smoke alarm in the home reduces your chances of dying in a fire by nearly half. Find more information on smoke alarms and fire safety on the CO Detectors page and from the U.S. Fire Administration at www.usfa.dhs.gov.

County-Wide Community Wildfire Protection Plan

Click here to view the County-Wide Community Wildfire Protection Plan.

 

MARCH 26TH, 2025 BOD MEETING

CLICK HERE for the March 26th, 2025 Board Meeting Agenda

 

2025 BOARD OF DIRECTOR’S MEETING DATES

JANUARY 22ND
JANUARY 29TH BOD WORKSHOP
FEBRUARY 26TH
MARCH 26TH
APRIL 23RD
MAY 28TH
JUNE 25TH
JULY 23RD
AUGUST 27TH
SEPTEMBER 24TH
OCTOBER 22ND
NOVEMBER TBA
DECEMBER TBA

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Current Fire Danger

Fire Danger is LOW Today!

Fire Danger is LOW!

Kitchen Hood Replacement Program a Success!!

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Over the last decade, our local restaurants were faced with the financial burden of updating their kitchen fire suppression systems to meet changing fire safety standards. East Grand Fire wanted to help lessen this costly expense for our local restaurants so thus created the Commercial Kitchen Safety Incentive Program. This provided up to a $500.00 grant to help the with required replacement of antiquated kitchen hood fire suppression systems in the East Grand Fire Protection District.

We are pleased to say that, to date, East Grand Fire was able to help 11 establishments with the required upgrade to their hood systems. The project is now being completed and East Grand Fire is very happy to have been able to be a part of this important life safety and property preservation enhancing project for our community.

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