East Grand Fire District No. 4
 

East Grand Firefighters

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WELCOME!
The firefighters of East Grand Fire welcome you to the department's website.

The East Grand County Fire Protection District #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.

Fire at Snow Mountain Ranch YMCA
Click here for information and more photos

The "open burn" season is now officially closed. Burning is not longer allowed after April 25, 2008

The GC Office of Emergency Management has instituted the CodeRED® Emergency Notification System. This system allows ultra high-speed cellular phone or text messaging to inform registered participants during an emergency or disaster affecting Grand County.
Click here for more information on the CodeRED® Emergency Notification System

The Community Wildfire Protection Plan for the Upper Fraser Valley is now available for viewing online.
Click here to view the entire document
. (184pp.)

Disks and printed versions of the Community Wildfire Protection Plan are available at the East Grand Fire District Headquarters during regular office hours.

Are you interested in becoming
a volunteer firefighter with East Grand Fire? Click here
for complete information and an application.

A Firefighter's academy is planned for the spring of 2008
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Smokey-Low

Kids check out Smoky Bear at:
http://www.smokeybear.com

SMOKE ALARM
There is no single more important item in any household than a working smoke alarm. 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.

Place a smoke alarm on every level of your home and outside bedrooms. If you keep your bedroom doors closed place an alarm inside the bedroom. Check the batteries once a month to make sure it works. More information on smoke alarms and fire safety from the U.S. Fire Administration by visiting www.usfa.dhs.gov

Senior Citizens, having a problem replacing your smoke detector batteries? Call: East Grand Fire District at 726-5824, for assistance.

Impact-Inspection Fee Link

General Construction
Codes and Standards

Click here for our complete
2006 Annual Report

(Note:The Annual Report is 13 pages. It is in a .pdf format and will open in a new screen. Simply close the .pdf screen to return to this website.)

 

East Grand Fire District 4


EAST GRAND FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT #4
PO Box 2967
77601 U.S. Hwy. 40
Winter Park, CO 80482
970.726.5824
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