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Stage 1 Fire restrictions have been lifted, Controlled burns are now allowed with a permit
Our Mission Statement
The mission of Pueblo Rural Fire Protection District is to provide a Professional response to all emergencies with integrity, honor and excellence. To provide educational opportunities for the community we serve and to excel in the craft of Fire Fighting. We strive to face all emergencies that threaten the community with urgency, and to preserve life and property at all costs.
Board Member Elections
This year there are three board member positions up for election. If you are interested in serving on the Pueblo Rural Fire Protection district board,...Read More
Rules for Agricultural Burn
The Pueblo Rural Fire Protection District (“PRFD”) takes no liability, responsibility or obligation and states that the signed permit has informed PRFD of your intent to have this burn and to conduct it in a responsible way as not to lose control or inhibit any neighbor or other property.
Rules for Residential Open Burn
Permittee is responsible for conducting the burn, which must be constantly and physically attended to with appropriate and adequate extinguishing equipment available and ready for immediate use for the size of the burn being conducted…
IF FOR ANY REASON THE FIRE GROWS TOO LARGE OR GETS OUT OF YOUR CONTROL DIAL 911
Mike Furney
Pueblo Rural Fire Protection District Fire Chief
719-948-4646
[email protected]
Conrad Orndoff
Pueblo Rural Fire Protection District Assistant Chief,
Fire Marshal, A shift
719-948-4646
[email protected]
WildLand Fire Community Preparedness for 2021
Wildland fires can be a danger most of the year, now. Below is a link to a tool kit to help make sure that your house is protected against wildland fires this season.
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Burn Permits are available at Puebloruralfire.com for anyone who lives in the Pueblo Rural Fire District. Controlled Burns are allowed in our district with a permit.
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Our Agenda
Agenda for our meetings are posted at Station 1, Station 2, Station 3, and the Pueblo County Courthouse. One week prior to a meeting contact Tomma Parco or Interim Chief Mike Furney to be placed on an agenda.
Tomma Parco at (719) 568-2188 (cell) or (719) 948-2609 (home)
Interim Chief Furney at (719) 948-4646
(Station No. 2)
Pueblo Rural Fire Protection District Station One is located at 24941 Highway 50 East, Pueblo, Colorado 81006.
Pueblo Rural Fire Protection District Station Two is located at 29912 Highway 50 East, Pueblo, Colorado 81006.
Pueblo Rural Fire Protection District Station Three is located at 1205 Highway 50 East, Avondale, Colorado 81022.
Pueblo Rural Fire Protection District Station Four is located at 31701 Hwy 50 East, Pueblo, Colorado 81006.