Front Range Fire Consortium

Front Range Fire Consortium The Front Range Fire Consortium (FRFC) is made up of eleven fire departments along the Front Range of Colorado.

09/25/2026

Recruit Class 26-2 completed their second Major Module, Foricble Entry, last week!

Recruits learned the tools and techniques used to quickly and safely gain access through locked doors during emergency operations. Keep up the great work 26-2!



Boulder Fire-Rescue, Longmont Public Safety, Loveland Fire Rescue Authority

09/18/2026

Here's a little preview of Recruit Class 26-2 during the Ladder Module last week! 🔥

From carries and raises to proper placement, climbing, and safe fireground operations, our recruits are building the skills they'll rely on when it matters most.

Keep up the great work, recruits!



Boulder Fire-Rescue, Longmont Public Safety, Loveland Fire Rescue Authority

🚒 LOUISVILLE FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT IS HIRING LATERAL FIREFIGHTER/EMTS AND FIREFIGHTER/PARAMEDICS! 🚒The application de...
09/10/2026

🚒 LOUISVILLE FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT IS HIRING LATERAL FIREFIGHTER/EMTS AND FIREFIGHTER/PARAMEDICS! 🚒
The application deadline is September 24th or until the first 50 applications are received.

Now accepting applications. Louisville Fire Protection District is seeking lateral applicants for an eligibility list to fill future positions.

Lateral Firefighter/EMT
https://bit.ly/3T0udDJ
Lateral Firefighter/Paramedic
https://bit.ly/4gXVYVg
Applications will be open until September 24th or until first 50 applications are received.

Last week, Recruit Class 26-2 got hands-on with fire behavior, building their understanding of how fire develops, spread...
09/10/2026

Last week, Recruit Class 26-2 got hands-on with fire behavior, building their understanding of how fire develops, spreads, and reacts to different conditions. Recruits put that knowledge into practice during live-fire training in the T-Cell while learning how to recognize fire behavior, understand heat and smoke conditions, and safely operate in a changing fire environment.

The learning doesn’t stop when the fire is out. The last photo shows recruits practicing proper decontamination procedures following live-fire training. Decon is an important part of cancer prevention and helps reduce their exposure to the harmful contaminants left behind after a fire.


Boulder Fire-Rescue, Longmont Public Safety, Loveland Fire Rescue Authority

09/02/2026

Recruit Class 26-2 is already in Week 3 of the academy, and our recruits continue to work hard and build the skills they'll need to serve their communities.

During Week 2, recruits participated in hands-on training with fire extinguishers, chainsaw operations, and ropes and knots. These skills are an important part of building the knowldege, confidence, and techniques needed in the fire service.

We're proud of the dedication Class 26-2 is showing each day and look forward to watching them continue to learn and grow throughout the academy!



Boulder Fire-Rescue, Longmont Public Safety, Loveland Fire Rescue Authority

We had so many great photos from Graduation that we couldn't share just one post! Congratulations again to all 17 gradua...
06/02/2026

We had so many great photos from Graduation that we couldn't share just one post! Congratulations again to all 17 graduates!

Photos By Chris Rodgers / Code 10 Photography



Boulder Fire-Rescue, Boulder Rural Fire Rescue, Front Range Fire Rescue, Greeley Fire Department - Greeley, Colorado, Lafayette CO Fire Department, Longmont Public Safety, Louisville Fire Protection District, Loveland Fire Rescue Authority, Mountain View Fire Rescue, Platte Valley Fire Protection District, Windsor Severance Fire Rescue

On Thursday, May 28, we proudly celebrated 17 graduates representing 6 agencies as they officially completed the FRFC Fi...
06/02/2026

On Thursday, May 28, we proudly celebrated 17 graduates representing 6 agencies as they officially completed the FRFC Fire Academy.

Over the past 15 weeks, these recruits demonstrated dedication, discipline, and perseverance through countless hours of training, challenging scenarios, and hands-on experience. Their commitment to serving their communities has been evident every step of the way.

We couldn't be more proud of each graduate and look forward to watching their careers grow as they begin their journey in the fire service. The road ahead will be demanding, but we know they are prepared for the challenge.

Congratulations, Class of 2026-1! You did it, and we can't wait to see the impact you'll make in the fire service.

If you missed the ceremony, please click the link to view: https://youtu.be/fR6DqmXVA5w

Photos by Chris Rodgers / Code 10 Photography

Boulder Fire-Rescue, Boulder Rural Fire Rescue, Front Range Fire Rescue, Greeley Fire Department - Greeley, Colorado, Lafayette CO Fire Department, Longmont Public Safety, Louisville Fire Protection District, Loveland Fire Rescue Authority, Mountain View Fire Rescue, Platte Valley Fire Protection District, Windsor Severance Fire Rescue

Today is the day! Recruit Class 2026-1 graduates tonight after 15 weeks of relentless training, early mornings, late nig...
05/28/2026

Today is the day! Recruit Class 2026-1 graduates tonight after 15 weeks of relentless training, early mornings, late nights, and unwavering dedication.

The Livestream link: https://youtube.com/live/pOn-FQI86tk

Recruit Class 2026-1 reached an exciting milestone last week with their first live fire training at Platte Valley Fire P...
05/08/2026

Recruit Class 2026-1 reached an exciting milestone last week with their first live fire training at Platte Valley Fire Protection District!

Recruits had the opportunity to apply what they’ve learned in the classroom in a real-world training environment, developing skills in fire attack, hose handling, communication, teamwork, and scene safety. This is just the beginning and they will continue building on these fundamentals as they train to become skilled, confident firefighters ready to serve their communities.

Last week, Recruit Class 26-1 trained on one of the most critical fireground skills: search.They learned primary search ...
04/15/2026

Last week, Recruit Class 26-1 trained on one of the most critical fireground skills: search.

They learned primary search techniques, victim removal, and how to stay oriented and communicate in zero-visibility conditions. Recruits also focused on reading building layouts and identifying likely victim locations to make quick, effective decisions.

These skills are essential throughout their fire service careers and play a key role in saving lives. We’re proud of the continued hard work and progress from this class.

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