Message from the PresidentNeighbors, the above picture tells the story. The Red Mountain Fire Station is becoming a reality. Back in 2003 the Department’s leadership realized that sometime in the future a station would be needed at Red Mountain. Toward that end the Department entered into a 99-year lease with CSU Strata for one acre on the Maxwell Ranch. At that time there were not that many residents in the area. Last…
King Soopers Community Rewards ProgramThis program makes fundraising easy by donating to local organizations based on the shopping you do every day. Once you link your Card to an organization, all you have to do is shop at King Soopers and swipe your Shopper’s Card.
Chief's ReportWe were lucky to have had a quiet fire season so far this year. We have had just enough rain at the right times to keep us in low or moderate fire danger most of the year. Of the 11 fires that we have responded to this year, three were to assist other departments, two were car fires, and a fire in a structure involving electrical equipment. The remaining six fires were wildland fires, started by…
Helicopter Insurance Part of our ongoing medical, fire and rescue training is periodically reviewing helicopter operations. LifeLine Helicopters are our go-to responding air evacuation service and they are on a great number of our medical and motor vehicle accident scenes, partly due to the severity of the incidents but also as our distances to a hospital are so great. LifeLine is most recognizable as the red and…
Livermore’s First District-wide Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP)Livermore Fire Protection District (LFPD) is teaming up with The Ember Alliance (TEA) to create the fire district’s first Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP). CWPPs help communities assess local hazards, identify strategic investments to reduce wildfire risk, and promote preparedness at both the individual and community levels. The planning process also supports LFPD’s fire operations during…
HIZASeveral members of Livermore Fire Protection District (LFPD) have completed training to become Wildfire Partner Program trained ambassadors. With this training, LFPD ambassadors are able to perform the Home Ignition Zone Assessment or HIZA, using the tools provided in the training and under the guidance of the Wildfire Partner Program.
