September 2, evening -- Incident #44 -- mutual aid to RFLVFD -- CLVFD emergency responders rolled out to assist Red Feather Lakes VFD with a medical call in the general area of Lost Lake.

September 3, afternoon -- Incident #45 -- medical call in Filing 5 -- CLVFD emergency responders provided patient assessment and care while firefighters stood by in case a landing zone was needed for a helicopter and Special Duty Responders led in the Red Feather Lakes ambulance.

September 5, evening -- Incident #46 -- fire call in Filing 14 -- CLVFD firefighters responded to a report of a dangerous campfire in Filing 14, with Special Duty Responders staging along 73C to provide lead-in and traffic control if necessary. Firefighters determined that the campfire in question had already been put out, had a conversation with the property owners about safe burning, and stood down.

September 9, morning -- Incident #47 -- mutual aid to RFLVFD -- CLVFD firefighters responded to our station to prepare to assist Red Feather Lakes VFD with a possible fire at Red Feather Elementary School. This was determined to be a false alarm and all responders stood down.

September 25, morning -- Incident #48 -- mutual aid to RFLVFD -- CLVFD firefighters responded to assist Red Feather in finding and extinguishing an unattended campfire on Deadman Road.

October 2, evening -- Incident #49 -- smoke report west of Crystal Lakes -- CLVFD firefighters responded to a report of smoke sighted to the southwest of the Pearl Creek area. After some searching, responders were able to determine the smoke was coming from a campfire in the national forest and verified there were campers monitoring the fire and burning safely.

October 3, morning -- Incident #50 -- fire call in Filing 9 -- CLVFD firefighters responded to a report of a fire burning to the east of North County Road 73C, which the caller had been unable to confirm was a monitored campfire. Responders determined that the fire was, in fact, a campfire and the property owner was present and burning safely.

October 12, evening -- Incident #51 -- medical call in Filing 14 -- CLVFD emergency responders provided patient assessment and care while firefighters stood by in case a landing zone was needed for a helicopter and Special Duty Responders led in the Red Feather Lakes ambulance.

October 16, evening -- Incident #52 -- smoke report in Filing 12 -- CLVFD firefighters responded to a report of smoke sighted on the south side of Panhandle Reservoir. After some searching, responders were able to determine the smoke was coming from the chimney of a cabin on South Ottawa.

October 17, morning -- Incident #53 -- fire call in Filing 11 -- CLVFD firefighters responded to a report of a possibly slash burn in the 11th Filing. Responders determined that the fire was a campfire and the property owner was present and burning safely.

October 25, morning -- Incident #54 -- medical call in Filing 6 -- CLVFD personnel responded to a report of a medical alert button having been pressed. They were unable to find anyone at the residence, but were able to get in touch with the owner and determine that the button had been pressed accidentally.