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Welcome to
Platte Valley Fire Protection District
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Calls to Service
Currently:
297
Updated: 09/02/2010 |
The Platte Valley Fire Protection
District is pleased to announce the launch of the Blackboard
Connect service, our new city-to-resident notification system.
With this service, city leaders can send personalized voice
messages to residents and businesses within minutes with
specific information about time-sensitive or common-interest
issues such as emergencies and local community matters.
The Connect service will be used to supplement our current
communication plans and augment public safety/first responder
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The Platte Valley Fire Protection
District (PVFPD) was officially established in 1952 to serve
the Town of Kersey, community of Gill, and the surrounding
unincorporated areas in Weld County, Colorado to provide
the citizens of our district with professional emergency
services responding to fire, EMS, and rescue incidents as
well as citizen assists, community events, fire prevention
training, and more. Platte Valley Fire Protection District
is considered a special district in the State of Colorado
and is governed by a board of publicly elected Directors
who reside within the District.
We welcome you to browse around and
learn more about our District. Inside you will find a wealth
of information for yourself, your neighbors, and your children.
Please feel free to call or email us at anytime with questions
you may have, or stop by the station for a visit.
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Office
Hours: Monday through Friday 9:00am – 5:00pm
Phone: 970-353-3890
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Join our Department
Become a Volunteer
Do you have a desire to assist and
educate the community through fire rescue and emergency
services?
The Platte Valley Fire Protection District is seeking
volunteers who are eighteen years or older to join
our department.
For more information please contact District Chief
Barry Schaefer at 970-353-3890
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