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Seeking Members to Serve Lunch 12/19 at Hiawatha Davis Jr. Senior Luncheon

The 32nd Annual Hiawatha Davis Jr. Senior Luncheon, hosted by City Councilman Albus Brooks and Staff, will celebrate the lives of 500-600 seniors in Northeast Denver. DFD has been asked to help serve lunch. Are you available to help? Date: Friday, December 19, 2014 Location: Main Ballroom, Doubletree Hotel, 3203 Quebec St., Denver, CO Arrive: 10:30am Depart: […]

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Does your station need Halloween giveaways?

Station 16 reminded me today that they are visited by neighborhood trick-or-treaters, and it is a good opportunity to hand out public education materials. If you would like badge stickers, educational coloring books, plastic helmets, etc. to give away, please email Sarah.Moss@denvergov.org. We have materials in English and Spanish; please specify your preferences and desired […]

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Remembering Our Fallen (Ed Carlson)

September 28, 1936: The worst September snowstorm in the city’s history, dumped 26″ of snow in 36 hours. Fire Chief Healy ordered all off duty firefighters, as well as reserves, to report to their stations. Firefighter Edward Carlson of Station 9, located at 1672 E 47th Ave., was shoveling a path for the children of […]

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Remembering Our Fallen (Mark Langvardt)

September 28, 1992: At 0207 hours, a reported structure fire in a two story commercial occupancy, located at 1625 S Broadway was received by dispatch. Heavy smoke was billowing from the structure upon arrival, but no visible fire seen. After forcible entry, high heat and extreme smoke conditions were encountered. Multiple fires were found in […]

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Remembering Our Fallen: 9/21/1904 and 9/21/1943

By Assistant Chief Gregory Taft September 21, 1904: The day before, firefighters were dispatched to the Denver Post Printing & Publishing Co., located at 1623 Curtis St. An  employee had used a hammer on a Plaster of Paris cork to open a glass carboy containing nitric acid. The car boy shattered spilling the acid throughout the […]

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