2025 DFD Vortex Training Drone Video
Incident #25-0058200 – Red Rocks Park
Responding Units AST-03
Latest Structure Fire Drone Video
Incident #25-000992 – 1500 N. Hooker St.
Responding Units OPS-02, ENG-01, CHIEF-04, TRK-04, TRK-01, TRK-08, RESQ-01, TRK-23, ENG-07, ENG-11, CHIEF-02, ENG-03, ENG-12, ENG-20, AIRLGT-01, ENG-06, AST-01, AST-03, ENG-06, PIO-01
Colfax Structure Fire Drone Video
Incident #24-030587 – 1600 E. Colfax Ave.
Responding Units OPS-02, ENG-06, CHIEF-04, TRK-04, TRK-01, TRK-08, RESQ-02, TRK-15, ENG-01, ENG-15, CHIEF-02, ENG-03, AIRLGT-01, ENG-06, AST-01, AST-02, ENG-10, A08, A10, PIO-01
ISO Information
ISO (Insurance Services Office) creates ratings for fire departments and their surrounding communities. The ratings calculate how well-equipped fire departments are to put out fires in that community.
The ISO’s Public Protection Classification (PPC) score ranges from 1 to 10, with 1 being the best rating the fire department can receive. The Denver Fire Department has an ISO rating of 1.
CPSE Information
The Center for Public Safety Excellence (CPSE) accreditation program is a voluntary comprehensive assessment and evaluation model for fire and emergency service organizations. The accreditation process helps to determine community risks and fire safety needs, evaluate the performance of an agency, and provides a method for continuous improvement.
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Mission:
The Denver Fire Department is dedicated to:
Our Desire to Serve:
committing to those we serve with integrity, accountability, and inclusivity.
Our Courage to Act:
providing quality, timely and professional emergency services to protect life and property.
Our Ability to Perform:
working together to maintain the highest standards of mitigation, preparedness, prevention, and community engagement.
Vision:
The Denver Fire Department is a nationally accredited organization built on a rich history of tradition, continuously leading through emergency response, community engagement and wellness.
Embracing a caring culture built on a foundation of respect, inclusion, and trust. Continuously leading the fire service through innovative practices with a focused attention to our family and yours.
Values:
How We Serve Our Community:
Integrity- Ethical actions with honesty and respect
Compassion- Caring for each other and those we serve
Excellence- Striving to be the best in all we do
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