City of Boulder Fire Department

Louisville Fire Station 2, located in Louisville, Colorado, serves as a vital hub for the community's fire and rescue operations. Equipped with modern facilities and a dedicated team of firefighters, it ensures the safety and well-being of local residents. The station is committed to emergency response, fire prevention, and community education, playing an essential role in keeping Louisville safe. Generated from this place's information

North Metro Fire Station 66, established in 2005, is located in Broomfield, Colorado, and serves the rapidly growing northern corridor of the district, including the Northwest Parkway and the Anthem Community. The station is staffed by three shifts of five firefighters, with two personnel dedicated to an ambulance and three operating the District's 100-foot Aerial Platform Truck, known as Tower 66, which responds to all structural fires in the area. In addition to its firefighting capabilities, Station 66 houses specialized equipment such as the Trench Rescue Trailer, the Rescue Water Boat Squad 66, Heavy Rescue, and the second brush attack truck of North Metro Fire. The station experiences an increasing call volume each year, reflecting the growing needs of the community it serves. Generated from the website