Larkspur Fire Station 2

The Larkspur Fire Protection District Station 162 is dedicated to serving its community through quality emergency medical services and fire prevention initiatives. With a commitment to compassion and excellence, the district provides vital resources and support for residents while engaging in active outreach programs. Located in Larkspur, Colorado, the station emphasizes community engagement through volunteer opportunities and educational resources. The district's comprehensive approach includes training, strategic planning, and a focus on wildfire safety, ensuring the wellbeing of the community it serves. Generated from the website

The Larkspur Volunteer Fire Auxiliary (LVFA) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization established in 2009 by volunteer firefighters from the Larkspur Fire Protection District. Their mission focuses on enhancing service capabilities, improving public safety, and supporting community benefaction within their district through various fundraising activities and scholarship programs. LVFA is dedicated to fostering the professional advancement of early-career firefighters by providing scholarships for education and training, while also assisting in the acquisition of essential firefighting equipment. Through their philanthropic efforts, they engage both firefighters and community members to promote a safer and more connected community. Generated from the website

The Larkspur Fire Protection District provides fire protection and emergency medical / ambulance services to 110 square miles in Southern Douglas County. The district utilizes a combination of volunteer and paid staff to respond to emergencies. Currently the district operates three fire stations and a total of 18 vehicles. Station 161 is the main station and is located in the town of Larkspur. This station is staffed 24 hours a day and is also where our administrative offices are located. Station 162 is located in Perry Park at the stable complex. Station 164 is located in Bald Mountain on Furrow Road. Both stations 162 and 164 are operated by our volunteer staff. Response times to emergency calls within the district are swift and compare to most metropolitan areas. Response times may vary for many reasons, such as, distance to call, access to call location, weather, and resource availability. The district has mutual aid agreements with all of the surrounding fire departments to ensure that adequate resources are available during extreme emergency situations.