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RWB Fire District @RWBFire

We are a fire protection district covering approximately 138 square miles of Summit County, Colorado.

Joined April 2009
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2022 Firefighter and Firefighter Paramedic Testing Process
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The energy release components of our fuel groups are increasing and now the fire danger has increased from low to moderate. Our cooler temperatures have resulted in some of our finer fuels drying out a bit as they go to seed. We are now entering our fall fire season. Stay alert!
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Fire danger has moved to HIGH. Please refrain from having camp fires, it is getting dry.
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The Fire Danger is now MODERATE.
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Join us on April 23 at Colorado Mountain College in Breckenridge for the Candidate Forum sponsored by the Rotary Club of Summit County and the Rotary Club of Breckenridge. This event is moderated by Jeffrey Bergeron beginning at 6:30 pm.
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This wonderful picture was left at our Main Station today. We would like to thank who ever left it, please tag if you know this person.
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#Peak2Fire press conf. is at 7PM at County Commons, 37 Peak One Dr., in the upper south parking lot. Conf will be Live on Facebook.
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Small wildland fire near Gold Hill. RWB firefighters are on scene along with USFS working to contain fire. No evacuation at this time.
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Chief's response to article
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Impasse with county threatens Breckenridge-area ambulance services. ow.ly/hGVd30bMIie
Come check out our Job Forum on March 16.
USFS Burning between Tiger Rd & Swan Mtn Rd today. Smoke & flames visible from HWY 9, I-70, Breck & Frisco. Please do not call 9-1-1.
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USFS Burning between Tiger Rd & Swan Mtn Rd today. Smoke & flames visible from HWY 9, I-70, Breck & Frisco. Please do not call 9-1-1.
USFS Burning near Tiger Rd &Swan Mtn Rd 3/8 & 3/9 . Smoke & flames visible from HWY 9, I-70, Breck and Frisco. Please do not call 9-1-1.
Pile burning at Red Tail Ranch. Smoke and flames visible from HWY 9 & Coyne Valley (Peak 7) into the night. Please do not call 9-1-1.
Ever wanted to be a firefighter? Check out our upcoming job forum to learn how.
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