Fire Stations in Colorado

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Fort Collins, CO. PFA - Poudre Fire Authority:

1. Station No. 3 - in 1965
2. Station No. 4 - in 1986
3. Station No. 5 - in 1986
4. Station No. 6 - in 1986

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Fort Collins
old central in 1982

Bob Studer (slide) photo

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Rocky Mountain Arsenal, Colorado
Photo taken in 1943.

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Copper Mountain's quarters. This station is about three years old. Two Engines, a Tower, Tac, Command, and a private EMS unit run from here.

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Manitou Springs Quarters. Combination department located not far from Colorado Springs.

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Colorado Springs Station 5 in the Colorado City section. An Engine and Ladder run from here.

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Greater Brighton Station 55. An Engine, Water Tender, Tac, and Command run from this station.

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Glenwood Springs Four Mile Road Firehouse near the Glenwood Springs Airport. Staffed by a crew of two, an Engine, Water Tender, and Ambulance run from here.

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Cripple Creek Fire Department's quarters.

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Colorado Springs Engine 3's quarters in the Colorado City section. Built in 1950 An Engine and Wildland Engine run from here.

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Alpine Hose No. 2 of Georgetown' former quarters. Built in 1875, it is now a Fire Museum.

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The Copper Mtn. station looks like it has 'bi-fold' bay doors, and apparently the FD does NOT run EMS...very nice.

Thanks for posting.............

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You are welcome. Colorado has some intersting stations and is a nice state to Buff.

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Rocky Flats, Boulder, CO.
Ammo mfg. & storage facility - 1970 photo's

1- Apparatus lined up in front of their main station

2- inside of the 'control / dispatch center

photo's - Library of Congress