ALT An official promotional graphic for the "Fire Talks" podcast, presented by the Colorado Division of Fire Prevention and Control (DFPC). The background is a deep blue featuring a large, subtle outline of a flame. The top displays the official DFPC logo alongside the state's branding. Below, the podcast title "FIRE TALKS" is written in a stylized, bold orange font. The episode title reads: "Colorado Wildfire Resiliency Code: Enforcement Resources." The center contains two circular headshots of men in dress uniform with American flags behind them: On the left is Chris Brunette, identified as the Fire and Life Safety Chief. On the right is Bill Bischof, identified as the Building Code Branch Chief. Below the portraits sits an illustration of gold and white over-ear headphones centered over a microphone and white soundwaves. At the bottom, glowing white text directs viewers to "Listen at bit.ly/CWRCEnforcement".

ALT Text announces: "Nominations are open for the... 2026 LARRY KETELHUT COLORADO FIRE INSTRUCTOR OF THE YEAR AWARD." A paragraph notes that the award recognizes excellence in Colorado fire service training, and any instructor is eligible. The bottom features a cartoon of two firefighters—one spraying a hose at a flame and another holding a megaphone. Text below reads: "Submit your nomination at bit.ly/COFireInstructor26. Nominations are due by 5 p.m. Friday, June 26."

ALT DFPC Fire Environment / Weather Brief, Week of 6/8/2025 DFPC Planning Level: 2 Rocky Mountain Planning Level: 1 National Planning Level: 2

ALT Map of Colorado indicating areas where the National Weather Service has issued a Red Flag Warning or a Fire Weather Watch

ALT DFPC Fire Environment / Weather Brief, Week of 6/1/2025 DFPC Planning Level: 2 Rocky Mountain Planning Level: 1 National Planning Level: 2

ALT This flyer, titled "Electrical Safety," is a public safety guide from the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) and the Colorado Division of Fire Prevention and Control (DFPC).The top half features a photo of a white electrical plug being inserted into a wall outlet against a bright green background. The bottom half is split into two sections. On the left, a "Safety Tips" list advises hiring qualified electricians, avoiding overloading outlets with heat-producing appliances, and plugging major appliances directly into wall receptacles. It also explains the importance of AFCIs and GFCIs in preventing fires and shocks.The right side features an "Important Reminder" box listing warning signs like flickering lights, warm outlets, or burning smells. Below this is a colorful cartoon of an overwhelmed, sweating electrical outlet with a dizzy expression. A speech bubble above it reads, "Hey! I'm not feeling well. I'm burning up!" Logos for the NFPA and DFPC appear below.

ALT DFPC Fire Environment / Weather Brief, Week of 5/11/2025 DFPC Planning Level: 1 Rocky Mountain Planning Level: 1 National Planning Level: 2

ALT Map of Colorado indicating areas where the National Weather Service has issued a Fire Weather Watch

ALT An infographic for Arson Awareness Week from the Colorado Division of Fire Prevention and Control (DFPC). The top section features the DFPC logo and icons of a file folder and a magnifying glass over a flame. Under the heading "Fire Investigations Branch 2025 Highlights," the graphic lists 200 Total Fire Investigation Cases and 88 Total K9 Unit Call-Outs. The bottom half, titled "Meet Our K9 Investigators," features photos of five dogs: Waffle (Black Labrador) – Ignitable Liquid Detection Hiccup (Bloodhound) – Search & Rescue Moose (German Shepherd) – Cadaver Ash (Yellow Labrador) – Ignitable Liquid Detection ROTC (Retired Yellow Labrador) – Ignitable Liquid Detection The bottom includes a call to action to learn more at bit.ly/DFPCFireInvestigations.

ALT A promotional flyer for a virtual presentation titled "Safe Homes Strong Communities." The background features a forest fire with orange flames visible through dark trees. The flyer includes the logos for the Colorado Division of Fire Prevention and Control and their Fire & Life Safety Section. The text announces a session on the implementation of the Colorado Wildfire Resiliency Code, scheduled for May 7, 2026, at 12 p.m. MST. It invites the public to learn about wildfire mitigation from firefighters and community leaders.

ALT Shine your light for firefighters on International Firefighters' Day - May 4. Light up buildings, houses and your porch with red and/or blue to show your support

ALT On the first Sunday in May at noon local time, let us sound off our fire sirens for 30 seconds followed by a minute's silence in memory of, and respect for, all firefighters who have been lost in the line of duty or passed on before us.

ALT Image of wildfire awareness month proclamaiton

ALT Map of the Poitrey Canyon Fire dated 5/3/26. 2,113 acres, 75% containment

ALT A wildland firefighter carrying a backpack and tools walks in front of a grass fire. The words Community Wildfire Preparedness Day, Saturday, May 2, 2026 are superimposed over the photo

ALT Map of the Poitrey Fire dated 5/2/26. 2,113 acres and 50% containment