Castle Rock Fire and Rescue

CRFD updates

  1. COVID-19 Information

    For information on COVID-19 vaccine availability, visit the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment's "Where can I get vaccinated?" webpage or call 1-877-COVAXCO (1-877-268-2926).

    For information on COVID-19 testing, visit the COVID-19 testing webpage or contact your primary care provider.

    Castle of Terror

    There will not be a Castle of Terror event held this year. For other fall events in Town, visit CRgov.com/Events. 

Protecting life and property


The Castle Rock Fire and Rescue Department protects the life and property of all residents in a 66-square-mile area, including the Town of Castle Rock and the Castle Rock Fire Protection District in Douglas County.


Vision


To be the best at providing emergency and prevention services. 
 


Mission 


High customer satisfaction through quality preparation and excellent service.


Values

  • Strength
  • Honor
  • Integrity
  • Excellence
  • Leadership
  • Dedication
  • Service
The department has 94 career members (91 uniformed staff) who staff five fire / rescue stations 24 hours a day to provide fire, medical, and prevention services to the community. The department also has four administrative volunteers.
  
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The Fire and Rescue Department provides:

  • Advanced live support / emergency medical services (paramedic ambulance transportation)
  • Fire prevention / inspection services
  • Fire suppression (structural, wildland and vehicle) response
  • Hazardous materials response and mitigation
  • Public and risk-reduction education
  • Technical rescue (trench, confined spaces, building collapse and water rescue) services
Learn more in the department's 2020 Annual Report (PDF).
2020 CRFD Annual Report