Colorado State Fire Chiefs
Colorado Fire Service Critical Issues Briefing – June 28, 2017
The 3rd quarter Critical Issues Briefing will be held in Breckenridge, CO in conjunction with the Missouri Valley Division Conference. Hosted at Beaver Run Resort, the meeting will kick-off at 11:00am and follow with an opening reception for the conference at 4:00pm. All attendees are welcome to attend the reception. For the full agenda, click here.
Register for the Briefing here.
Fire Leadership Challenge 2017
Join us in Keystone, Colorado, October 10 – 13, for our annual Colorado Fire Service Leadership event. The agenda is packed over 3 days providing the fire service with the latest technology and equipment in the exhibit hall along with Keynotes featuring Deputy Chief Billy Goldfeder, Bobby Halton with Fire Engineering Magazine and more along with 24 Educational Workshops. Don’t miss out on early registration discounts.
Fire Service Schedule of Events
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About
The Colorado State Fire Chiefs provides leadership, education, and support to the Chief Officers of Colorado fire departments in order to promote the protection of life and property from fire, natural, and man-made disasters, and other sudden emergencies. Colorado State Fire Chiefs seeks primarily to further cooperation among Colorado’s fire and emergency services agencies; to provide fire and emergency services training and education to fire chiefs, officers, firefighters, and EMS personnel; and to promote life safety and public education in the areas of fire suppression, fire prevention, EMS, hazardous materials, emergency rescue, and all-hazards emergency management.
The CSFC is a Colorado nonprofit corporation and a registered federal 501(c)(3) organization.
Vision
The vision of the CSFC is to assist chief fire officers across the State of Colorado in their efforts to protect all of Colorado’s life and property from fire and other disasters. It is a dynamic organization, characterized by integrity, innovation, community focus, and proactive leadership. CSFC strives to build strategic alliances, mentor aspiring leaders, and advance the safety of all Colorado communities by supporting the professional development of the fire and emergency services industry through training and continuing education.
Community Action
Colorado State Fire Chiefs is committed to helping all of Colorado’s fire and emergency services providers support and serve their communities. Some of CSFC’s past and present projects include:
- Supporting public safety education events such as Annual West Metro Fire Rescue Family Fire Muster to help families learn about fire and life safety, and how to prepare for all types of emergencies
- Offering “classified” listings on the CSFC webpage to assist Colorado’s local fire and emergency service agencies to raise revenue and preserve taxpayer funds through the sale and purchase of used equipment and apparatus.
- Supporting the Colorado’s special district elected officials and administrators regarding successful fire and emergency services management, and to facilitate coordination and communication between various branches of local government.
Executive Board
The Board of Directors of the Colorado Fire Chiefs’ manages the routine affairs of the Association and acts on behalf of the Association when the general membership is unable to meet. The Board of Directors consists of the President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, Regional Representatives, and Section Representatives (one representative for each of the sections created by the Constitution and Bylaws).
The CSFC is a Colorado nonprofit corporation and a registered federal 501(c)(3) organization.