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Rest in peace to North Metro Fire Lt. Chad Tellinger. You lived a remarkable life, leaving a lasting impact on everyone who crossed your path. Thank you for your dedication, your service, and the unforgettable memories.

Getting at it! In training or in the fight. Mountain View Fire Rescue firefighters are always ready.

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Over the last four months, these 17 fire recruits were pushed to their physical and mental limits. While only a handful of agencies had recruits graduating in Class 26-1, every department within the Front Range Fire Consortium (FRFC) stepped up to help these men and women succeed.

Congratulations on finishing the academy, and more importantly, congratulations on officially becoming firefighters! Good luck in your future endeavors with your respective agencies.

I'll see you out there.

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Please share or give if you can. A Colorado hero and his family could use your help.

Ken Bradley is a lieutenant with Berthoud Fire, Colorado and is well-known in the fire community as a dedicated teacher and leader. He and his wife, Carol, have three children, and their family has always been active in supporting others. Now, they are facing an unimaginable challenge.

On Sunday, while driving to work, Ken was critically injured in a head-on collision caused by a vehicle traveling the wrong way in the HOV lane. The accident left Ken with multiple fractures in both legs, fractures to his left arm, a dislocated right shoulder, several broken ribs, a pneumothorax, a significant leg laceration, and a concussion. He has already undergone several surgeries and will need more in the coming days to repair the extensive injuries. Despite the severity of the accident, Ken’s resilience and the support of his family have been remarkable.

Carol and their children are making daily trips from Colorado Springs to Denver to be by Ken’s side. The road to recovery will be long, and the family is facing mounting medical bills, travel expenses, and the challenge of supporting their children during this difficult time. Donations to this fundraiser will help cover medical costs, travel expenses, and provide much-needed support for Carol and the kids as Ken heals.

We are so grateful that Ken survived, but the journey ahead is daunting. Any support for Ken, Carol, and their children is deeply appreciated. Please help this family as they navigate the difficult road ahead.

Donate to Support Ken Bradley’s Recovery, organized by Kelly Fischer Ken Bradley is a lieutenant with Berthoud Fire and is well-known in the fire community as… Kelly Fischer needs your support for Support Ken Bradley’s Recovery

Heading up! Here, a crew from Boulder Fire Tower 141 made their way to the roof to survey the scene during a recent structure fire response here in Boulder.

Calling all future firefighters!

After a successful academy for the adults, Mountain View Fire Rescue is opening the doors for the next generation. There are four different sessions available this summer for kids and teens, but space is filling up fast.

Give your kids a summer experience they won't forget.
Full details and registration:
🔗 mvfr.org/2026-mvfr-kids-and-teens-fire-academy

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Check out Nikki and all of her awesomeness. Built For The Badge

Boulder firefighter creates program to help women break into the fire service A Boulder firefighter created "Built for the Badge," a platform helping women prepare for careers in fire, police, and military service.

Last week, firefighters from Boulder Fire-Rescue, Mountain View Fire Rescue, and other local agencies teamed up for an acquired structure training exercise.

The focus? Strengthening commercial fire response. Crews ran full-scale drills practicing:

Arrival reports and command.

Tactical assignments for incoming units.

FDC connections and water supply.

Search in heavy smoke conditions.

This was a great, successful training by Boulder Fire Rescue.

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A ​Mountain View Fire crew attacking a simulated fire this week during joint training with Boulder Fire-Rescue. Utilizing this acquired structure provides a vital opportunity for firefighters to flow water in a real-world environment, offering challenges different from those at the standard training center.

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