East Grand Fire Protection District #4

East Grand Fire Protection District was formed in 1968. At that time, we had metal buildings for stations with a couple of trucks and a handful of vehicles at each station. Sixteen years later we moved into our current locations at Highway 40 in Winter Park, CO and 60 County Road 526 in Tabernash, CO
(Click here to view our Official Website: http://EastGrandFire.com/)

EGFD covers approximately 209 square miles from the top of Berthoud Pass to Red Dirt Hill and From the Continental Divide to Byers Peak.(See Coverage Map Here: http://eastgrandfire.com/downloads/mapEGFPD4.pdf)

In 2012 EGFD responded to 207 incidents including a total of 3356 Firefighter hours. Also, in 2012 Firefighters and Officers attended 819 trainings accounting for 3815 hours of instruction.

POSTING RULES:
Comments posted on District social media sites by members of the public are subject to the terms of service of the site on which the comments are posted (e.g., Facebook). Comments that violate the site’s terms of service are prohibited and may be removed. Further, in keeping with the purpose of the District’s social media sites (stated above), posts/comments containing any of the following content are prohibited and may be removed:

1. Posts/comments not related to the original topic, including random or unintelligible comments;

2. Posts that are not factual or accurate;

3. Posts that do not promote civil discussion;

4. Profane, obscene, or pornographic content and/or language;

5. Content that promotes, fosters or perpetuates discrimination;

6. Content related to or that could compromise an ongoing investigation;

7. Any personal identifying information of any person not approved by that person;

8. Defamatory material;

9. Threats to any person or organization;

10. Support of or opposition to any political campaigns or ballot initiatives;

11. Solicitation or advertising for personal business purposes;

12. A violation of any federal, state, or local laws, or support of any illegal activity;

13. A violation of any District policy, procedure or directives;

14. Information that could compromise the safety or security of the public or public systems;

15. A violation of a legal ownership interest, such as a copyright or trademark; and

16. Personal, sensitive or confidential information of any kind as determined by the Fire Chief or designee.