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Making a difference in the lives of others. Please note this site is not always monitored; please see our website if you need to contact us. www.mvfr.org.

If you have an emergency, call 911. Mountain View Fire Rescue is a full-service fire department that goes beyond the traditional fire service. We are committed to your safety and assisting you in being prepared for the unexpected. We believe in holding our department to the highest standard. Mountain View Fire Rescue is defining the future in emergency services and community involvement. We are doing this by embracing high moral and ethical standards; we have zero tolerance for mediocrity, status quo, and irresponsible government. We take the responsibility you have entrusted us within the highest regard and intend to honor you by not losing it. Our team was created by individuals who have the passion, the commitment, and the desire to save a life and make an impact in our community. They are trained to the highest standard and we pride ourselves on being an organization that is attentive to our citizens. We truly care about what we do and who we provide that service for. We have created an accountable workforce in every area; our firefighters, rescue workers, and administrative staff are better educated and more experienced. We hire the brightest and most educated people on the market and we encourage, and in some cases require, personnel to pursue development and educational opportunities. We believe that experience and education work together to provide the best service humanly possible to all of you. We are proud to protect you and we invite you to learn more about our organization through our website (www.mvfpd.org) or by taking the time to personally visit our organization. Facebook communications are not monitored 24/7. If you have an emergency, please dial 911.

10/21/2026

You may have seen the large plume of smoke on the southern horizon today, it was a large controlled burn at the Rocky Mountain Arsenal.

Mountain View Fire Rescue was one of a few agencies invited to participate in the mitigation project to remove dry grasses in the nature preserve.

Prescribed burns like this are very helpful for several reasons, including dry vegetation mitigation and training for wildland firefighters.

Thanks to our friends at Rocky Mountain Arsenal and US Wildland Fire Service for having us.

10/19/2026

The newly minted Engine 215 performed its first Community Event in Erie this weekend at the Lowe’s for a Kid’s Safety Program.

Thanks to our friends at Lowe’s for inviting us to participate.

Lowe's Home Improvement Erie, CO

10/16/2026

Today is World Restart a Heart Day, a reminder that knowing CPR can make a life-saving difference when someone experiences sudden cardiac arrest.

In an emergency, you don't have to be a medical professional to help. Calling 911 and starting CPR right away can help keep someone alive until emergency responders arrive.

Mountain View Fire Rescue offers CPR classes at our headquarters and can also bring training to businesses, schools, and community organizations. It's a great way to help your employees, students, coworkers, and neighbors feel more confident and prepared to respond when it matters most.

You never know when someone around you might need help. Learning CPR could help you save a life.

Interested in CPR training for your group? Reach out to MVFR to learn more about our classes and available options: www.mvfr.org/cpr-first-aid-classes

10/15/2026

Every now and then Mountain View Fire Rescue needs to swap out the vehicles we use on a daily basis. That’s the case with our new logistics van, which is a Ford Transit and takes the place of a much older Ford Econoline.

This new vehicle will allow our logistics specialist to complete her tasks in a much more efficient manner. It has a more comfortable environment and includes a climate controlled cargo area. This new van allows Mountain View Fire Rescue to deliver fire & EMS supplies to stations across the district allowing our emergency apparatus to stay in service and respond to calls.

10/14/2026

You’ve watched it take shape from the outside. Now it’s time to come on in!

Join Mountain View Fire Rescue for an Open House at our new Station 15 in Erie on Thursday, November 12, from 10 a.m. to noon. Take a tour of the station, meet the crews who will be serving the community, and get an up-close look at the apparatus, including Engine 215.

Station 15 is also now home to our Technical Rescue crew, relocated from Station 1 to provide a more central location within the district. A new crew and engine will be moving into Station 1 as part of the change.

We’re excited to open our doors, show you around, and introduce you to your new neighborhood fire station. We hope to see you there!

Station 15
2285 Meadow Sweet Lane
Erie, CO

Thursday, November 12 | 10 a.m. to noon

10/12/2026

Attention: MVFR Headquarters and our Fleet Facility will be closed today for the Federal Holiday. These locations will reopen for their regularly scheduled hours tomorrow.

10/11/2026

Erie families, we're here to help keep your little ones safe!

Car seats can be tricky, and even small adjustments can make a big difference. Mountain View Fire Rescue is hosting a FREE car seat check tomorrow at the Erie Community Library. Our team can help you make sure your child's car seat is installed correctly and being used properly.

You can plan to come by Monday between 9 a.m. and noon and let us help give you a little extra peace of mind on the road. Registration is required. Sign up at https://www.mvfr.org/car-seat-checks

📍 Erie Community Library
🗓️ Monday, October 12
⏰ 9 a.m. to noon

We look forward to seeing you and helping keep our youngest passengers safe!

10/09/2026

We’re hiring for a Human Resources Coordinator

Mountain View Fire Rescue is looking for an organized, people-focused Human Resources Coordinator to join our team!

This is an entry-level professional opportunity for someone ready to build a career in HR while helping support the people who keep our fire rescue district running. From recruitment and onboarding to employee benefits, records, and day-to-day support, you’ll play an important role in making sure our employees have the resources they need to succeed.

What we offer:
• Salary of $58,000 to $72,000 per year
• Medical, dental and vision coverage starting on your first day
• PERA retirement and a 457 plan
• 13 paid holidays, plus sick and vacation leave
• Tuition assistance and additional employee benefits

If you have strong organizational and communication skills, enjoy working with people, and take pride in doing things right, we’d like to hear from you!

Applications are open through October 23, 2026.

See the link for the full description for full details and application information. Join the MVFR team and help support the people behind the mission!

MVFR.org/careers

10/08/2026

Take a look around your house right now, how many things are charging?

Your phone. A laptop. Maybe a cordless drill, e-bike, scooter, tablet or a few toys that somehow always seem to need a charge.

Most of the time, we plug them in and don't think twice. But where and how we charge lithium-ion batteries matters.

Charge devices on a hard, flat surface and keep them away from anything that can burn. Use the manufacturer's charger or an approved replacement, and don't use batteries or charging equipment that are damaged or showing signs of swelling, overheating, leaking or other problems.

And if something doesn't seem right, don't ignore it.

Fire prevention isn't always about doing something complicated. Sometimes it's simply paying attention to the things we do every day.

Mountain View Fire Rescue wants you, your family and your home to stay safe.

10/06/2026

It’s Fire Prevention Week, and this year we’re talking about something most of us do every single day: charging our devices.

Phones, laptops, power tools, e-bikes, scooters and other battery-powered devices have become part of everyday life. But lithium-ion batteries can create a serious fire risk when they are damaged, improperly charged or used with the wrong equipment.

A few simple habits can help:
Use the charger designed for your device. Charge on a hard, flat surface. Keep charging devices away from beds, couches and other things that can burn. And unplug them when they’re fully charged.

A little extra attention while something is charging can go a long way toward keeping your home and family safe.

This Fire Prevention Week, let’s charge into fire safety together.

Address

6328 Monarch Park Place
Niwot, CO
80503

Telephone

+13037720710

Website

http://MVFR.org/

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