Incident Reports
Photo by Curt Livingston, 2004
For information on fires burning near the Crystal Lakes area, visit our Local Area Wildfires webpage.
Incidents will be added as they occur, usually within a few days. Events for the current year are listed below. Events for previous years are also listed below (in PDF format).
Recent Incidents
October 16, morning -- Incident #44 -- medical call in Filing 12 -- CLVFD emergency responders provided patient assessment and care while firefighers established a landing zone for the Lifeline helicopter and special duty responders provided lead-in for the Red Feather Lakes and UC Health ambulances and set up traffic control to assist emergency vehicles to safely reach and leave the scene.
October 21, evening -- Incident #45 -- medical call in Filing 8 -- CLVFD emergency responders provided patient assessment and care while special duty responders provided lead-in for
the Red Feather Lakes and UC Health ambulances and set up traffic control to assist emergency vehicles to safely reach and leave the scene.
October 22, morning -- Incident #47 -- smoke report in Filing 3 -- CLVFD firefighters responded to a report of smoke west of Filing 3. After some searching, responders determined that it was not the result of a wildfire or structure fire and stood down.
Previous Months
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Previous Years
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IN AN EMERGENCY
CALL 9-1-1 FOR ASSISTANCE
Warning Sirens
For the safety of the community, Crystal Lakes Associations has evacuations sirens posted throughout the Association. The evacuation siren in case of failure of the dam is located near the Wapiti Mailsheds to cover the floodplain area and sounds like this (whoop sound) -- property owners in the floodplain should evacuate immediately if they hear this siren; all other property owners should remain on their lots, to keep the roads clear for those evacuating the floodplain. Sirens in ALL parts of the association will sound the fire evacuation siren if a wildfire threatens the community -- it sounds like this (alert sound) -- ALL property owners should evacuate IMMEDIATELY if they hear this siren. Emergency personnel will be on hand to help direct evacuating property owners out of the area.
Where to Find Us:
Crystal Lakes Fire Protection District (CLFPD)
237 Blackfoot Road
Red Feather Lakes, CO 80545
970-881-3521 (Phone)
970-881-2085 (Fax)
Crystal Lakes Volunteer Fire Department (CLVPD)
237 Blackfoot Road
Red Feather Lakes, CO 80545
970-881-3521 (Phone)
970-881-2085 (Fax)
Click here for a map.
How to Contact Us
For more information, feel free to contact us by telephone, email, or by using our contact form. We look forward to hearing from you!
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