Roaring Fork Fire Rescue Station 42, located in Carbondale, CO, is part of the Roaring Fork Fire Rescue Authority, which was formed in 2018 by merging the Basalt and Rural and Snowmass Wildcat Fire Protection Districts. With a service area covering over 500 square miles of central Colorado, the department operates five fire stations and employs 70 firefighters and medics. They are dedicated to providing professional and caring emergency response services, with a focus on high-density occupancies and urban areas. The department handles approximately 2,300 calls per year, with 80% of them being medical emergencies.
One of the main priorities for Roaring Fork Fire Rescue is wildfire prevention and response, as the area faces significant risks from wildfires. Led by Fire Chief Scott Thompson, the department is committed to the health and safety of both residents and visitors. With a combination of career and volunteer staff, they strive to be a trusted and valued community partner, delivering industry-leading emergency services to ensure the well-being of the community.
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