The true first responders in our community aren't the ones in uniform—they are YOU. When you learn CPR, you become the vital bridge that keeps oxygen flowing to a loved one's brain until the professionals arrive with advanced life support.

It is surprisingly expensive to properly outfit our firefighters. Here's a breakdown of the major components.

When a “Red Flag Warning” is issued, you need to pay attention to these key points

Tips for knowing what to do if you spot the start of a potential wildland fire.

Experiencing a car fire is a terrifying scenario, but knowing exactly how to react can mean the difference between a close call and a tragedy.

When an emergency strikes—whether wildfire, flood, or severe weather—seconds count. Make sure your family is ready to evacuate if necessary.

Check these fire safety rules around your home to keep you and your family safe.

When emergencies happen, the biggest threat isn’t always the fire — it’s the delay. Most people know they should prepare, but they wait. Here’s how to break through that hesitation and keep your family safe.

Tips for staying safe in the Holiday month.

When the snow flies and the canyon roads glaze over, being ready for winter driving isn’t just about convenience — it’s about safety for you, your family, and your neighbors. Every year, Sunshine Fire Protection District responds to preventable winter driving incidents. A few hours of preparation now can make all the difference when conditions turn icy

Use these links to stay on top of emergency situations in Boulder County as they happen. Key Resources for Emergency Updates Bookmark these vital links to stay informed about emergencies in Boulder County: Boulder County Office of Emergency Status View the current status of emergencies as they happen in Boulder County at this link. Boulder County Alerts Signing up for Boulder County Alerts enables you to receive notifications directly to your phone or email. This service de

High Chinook winds can present a real danger to our community, particularly when power lines are affected. By understanding power shutoffs and taking proactive steps to prepare, we can protect our homes and families effectively. Remember to stay informed through Xcel Energy notifications and their online resources.