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This is the official page for North Metro Fire Rescue District, headquartered in Broomfield, Colorado and covering the City and County of Broomfield, the City of Northglenn and unincorporated areas of Adams, Boulder, Jefferson and Weld counties. North Metro Fire Rescue District is dedicated to providing quality service to its residents through fire protection and prevention, emergency medical services, hazardous materials response, specialized rescue, and safety education. Formed in 1946, the District now covers over 60 square miles with a population of approximately 123,000 people including the City and County of Broomfield, the City of Northglenn and unincorporated areas of Adams, Boulder, Jefferson and Weld Counties.

Then ➡️ Now. ❤️Back in August, the crew at Station 64 helped welcome this little one into the world. Today, they got to ...
10/20/2026

Then ➡️ Now. ❤️

Back in August, the crew at Station 64 helped welcome this little one into the world. Today, they got to see her again—this time with a little more hair, a little more personality and a whole lot of love.

We’re so glad this sweet family stopped by to say hello and give our crew the chance to see just how much she’s grown!

75% of our calls are medical in nature, which means our firefighters need to be just as prepared for a medical emergency...
10/17/2026

75% of our calls are medical in nature, which means our firefighters need to be just as prepared for a medical emergency as they are for a fire.

Our crews regularly train on medical skills and scenarios to stay sharp, build confidence and deliver the best care possible in those critical first moments.

Training today. Ready for you tomorrow.

The topics have changed a little over the years.Nowadays, conversations between these folks are more likely to include g...
10/15/2026

The topics have changed a little over the years.

Nowadays, conversations between these folks are more likely to include grandkids, golf swings, road trips and upcoming weddings than the latest call.

But the camaraderie? That hasn’t changed.

At our latest retiree breakfast, we caught up with old friends, shared stories and gave an update on what’s happening at North Metro Fire.

We’re grateful for the people who helped build this organization and for the opportunity to keep them connected to the North Metro Fire family.

A fireplace can bring an element of coziness to your home, but it's important to use it safely.At approximately 3:10 a.m...
10/13/2026

A fireplace can bring an element of coziness to your home, but it's important to use it safely.

At approximately 3:10 a.m. today (Oct. 13), North Metro Fire responded to a residential structure fire near Ura Lane and W. 104th Place in Northglenn.

Upon arrival, firefighters worked quickly to bring the fire under control and search the home. Sadly, several cats died in the fire. No other injuries were reported. One resident was displaced.

Following an investigation, North Metro Fire determined the fire originated from a wood-burning fireplace.

As temperatures drop and wood-burning stoves and fireplaces see more use, we want to remind our community of three important safety precautions:

🔥 Use a screen or glass doors. These protective barriers help prevent hot embers and sparks from escaping your fireplace and igniting nearby combustibles.

🔥 Never leave a burning fire unattended. Fully extinguish the fire before leaving the room or going to bed. Hot embers can remain a fire hazard even when flames appear to have died down.

🔥 Have your wood-burning stove, fireplace and chimney inspected before using them. Never use any damaged wood-burning appliance or one with missing or non-functional safety barriers. Make sure screens and glass doors are functioning properly and that your chimney is safe to use before lighting a fire.

Thank you to City of Thornton Fire Department, Westminster Fire Department and Northglenn Police Department for assistance on scene.

Thank you to everyone who joined us at our Fire Safety Open Houses during this year’s Fire Prevention Week!We loved conn...
10/11/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us at our Fire Safety Open Houses during this year’s Fire Prevention Week!

We loved connecting with our community, sharing fire safety tips and giving you a closer look at what we do.

Thank you for spending time with us and helping make our community safer!

Are you joining us for the open house at Station 62 tomorrow (Oct. 10)? We can't wait to see you!What - Fire Safety Open...
10/09/2026

Are you joining us for the open house at Station 62 tomorrow (Oct. 10)? We can't wait to see you!

What - Fire Safety Open House
Where - NMF Station 62, 10550 Huron Street, Northglenn
When - Saturday, Oct. 10 from 10 a.m. to noon

Bring your family to tour the fire station bays, climb up in the fire truck, and get trained on using a fire extinguisher. Free coffee and doughnuts!

10/09/2026

At approximately 9:15 p.m. on Oct. 8, North Metro Fire responded to a structure fire in the 1400 block of E. 112th Place in Northglenn.

Upon arrival, crews found flames in both the garage and attic of a single story, single garage residence.

Crews worked to quickly bring the fire under control. One person was treated on scene.

The cause is under investigation.

Thanks to City of Thornton Fire Department and Northglenn Police Department for assistance on scene.

Video Description: Battalion Chief 62 dashcam footage of arriving at the fire.

Always learning. Always improving. Some of our North Metro firefighters recently attended the Mile High Firefighters Con...
10/07/2026

Always learning. Always improving.

Some of our North Metro firefighters recently attended the Mile High Firefighters Conference, connecting with fellow firefighters and learning from others in the fire service.

We’re grateful for opportunities like these to grow and bring new knowledge back to our crews and our community.

In September, we responded to 1,699 incidents.For tracking purposes, we break these incidents into categories which pain...
10/03/2026

In September, we responded to 1,699 incidents.

For tracking purposes, we break these incidents into categories which paint a detailed picture of our operations, performance, and community risk profile.

Here are the incident categories and their meanings:

🚑 Emergency Medical Services: Medical emergencies and patient care

🚨 Alarms & Citizen Assists: Fire/CO alarms and helping residents with smaller issues or safety checks

🔥 Fire: Structure, vehicle, and outdoor fires

🚗 Technical Rescue: Vehicle extrications and other technical rescues

☣️ Hazardous Materials: Gas leaks or chemical hazards

🚒 Unclassified: General public service requests or safety hazards See less

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101 Spader Way
Broomfield, CO
80020

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+13034529910

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