Gunslinger to the Rescue

Our Business is Saving Lives Millions of people visit the mountains of Larimer County, Colorado each year. A few will become lost, stranded, or injured... some will die. Our objective is to find and rescue these lost or injured people before it is too late. Highly trained women and men respond to emergencies and disasters 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Larimer County Search and Rescue, Inc ( LCSAR ) incorporated in 1979 in the State of Colorado as a nonprofit, tax-exempt charitable organization under section 501 ( c ) ( 3 ) of the Internal Revenue Code. We operate under the authority of Larimer County Sheriff. By Colorado State statute, the County Sheriff is responsible for search and rescue ( SAR ). As a separate corporation, Larimer County Search and Rescue, Inc has a Memorandum of Understanding ( MOU ) with Larimer County Sheriff to provide search and rescue services to the county. We will also provide SAR resources to out of county and out of state agencies when requested through the Larimer County Sheriff's Office Emergency Services Department. LCSAR does not receive funding from any tax base or mil levy at the Federal, State, County or City level.

The Platte Valley Fire Protection District, established in 1954, serves the Town of Kersey and surrounding areas in Weld County, Colorado, with a mission to protect life and property through skilled emergency services and life safety programs. The district is dedicated to community service and operates various special operations teams trained in advanced rescue disciplines, ensuring readiness for diverse emergency situations. Committed to excellence, the Platte Valley Fire Protection District actively engages in community initiatives, offering resources such as car seat installations, smoke detector battery changes, and educational programs. The department also invites individuals interested in a firefighting career to join their team, emphasizing the importance of well-equipped and compassionate emergency services in the community. Generated from the website

The Wyoming County Commissioners Association (WCCA) Business Partner Program was established to enhance the capabilities of County Commissioners in serving the public effectively. Through partnerships with Gannett Peak, Grand Prismatic, Great Divide, Vedauwoo Rocks, and Bell Fourche sponsors, WCCA aims to provide the resources needed for Commissioners to make informed decisions for the people of Wyoming. By collaborating with various sponsors, WCCA strives to support County Commissioners in their roles as front-line decision-makers, ensuring they have the tools and support required to address the diverse needs of Wyoming's communities. The program emphasizes the importance of effective governance and the responsible management of natural resources and public lands in the state.Generated from the website