Red Mountain UpdateWell, if you live in the area of Red Mountain Road (County Road 37) you probably have seen the “Coming Soon” sign announcing our newest station number 4 on Red Mountain! Many of our longtime residents have known or heard rumors of a Fire Station since 2000 when the leaders of Livermore Fire and Colorado State University Research Foundation entered into a 100-year lease for a one-acre plot to…
The Lifesaving Importance of the File of Life MagnetIn medical emergencies, when every second counts, the "File of Life" (FOL) magnet serves as a critical link between patients and first responders. This simple yet powerful tool—typically a bright magnetic pouch placed on the refrigerator—contains a form with essential medical information, including the patient's name, age, emergency contacts, existing conditions like diabetes or heart disease…
Livermore Fire District Announces Promotions for 2025The Livermore Fire District is proud to announce the promotions of two outstanding members of our team. Daniel Fithian has been promoted to Assistant Chief of Training, and Mark Herrington has been promoted to Captain of Wildland Firefighting.
Evacuation ChecklistHave an evacuation plan!Keep vehicle fuel topped off!Keep livestock trailers accessible and ready!Know your evacuation route and where you are going!
Livestock and WildfiresLiving in the mountains is a privilege but with it comes responsibility, awareness and preparation/mitigation necessary when a wildfire strikes, and even more so when domestic animals are involved. Cattle are one thing, and we're lucky if there is time to round them up and herd or trailer them out of harm's way. Most of our focus here will be on horses and other barnyard species when we're simply…
Apple's Crash DetectionIn recent years, Apple has introduced innovative safety features to its devices, including Crash Detection on the iPhone 14 and newer models. This feature uses advanced sensors to detect severe car crashes and will automatically contact emergency services if the user is unresponsive. While the technology has been praised for its potential to save lives, it has also led to an unintended consequence…
Snake Bites FAQAmong the things that return in springtime are snakes. Most snakes are not venomous, but rattlesnakes are common in our area, and a bite can be a life-threatening emergency.