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​Fire Department
at 303-838-5853
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“A Fire Adapted Community is a cohesive community of informed and prepared citizens planning and taking action to safely coexist with wildfire."
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IS MY HOME AT RISK? 

​According to the Park County Community Wildfire Protection Plan, “the Bailey area is the largest area of high risk, in that it contains the largest population and amount of development…and is located within and adjacent to heavily forested lands with a high fire occurrence history, including several large fires. It has high values at risk, generally high fuels risk, and high ignition risk.”

This critical assessment shows that fire mitigation and emergency planning are not optional - but essential safeguards for our community.

It's not a question of IF another fire will occur, but WHEN!


WHAT CAN I DO? 

Be proactive and well prepared.

By investing in mitigation efforts now and having thorough emergency plans in place, you can significantly reduce potential losses and protect both lives and property when facing future wildfire events.

Check out our What Is Firewise? page for information on how to become a Firewise Community and our Resources Page for links to a variety of educational materials.

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VOLUNTEER WITH FAB

Help protect our mountain community from wildfire risk. As a Fire Adapted Bailey volunteer, you'll join neighbors working together to create a more resilient Bailey through:
  • Hands-on mitigation projects that directly reduce fire risk
  • Community education and outreach programs
  • Property risk assessments and planning
  • Emergency preparedness initiatives
  • Administrative and organizational support
LINKS
Website
​Facebook Page

Fire Adapted Bailey has committed partners in two Fire Districts:
Platte Canyon Fire Protection District and
Elk Creek Fire Protection District.
We urge everyone in FAB's territory to follow the Districts' Facebook or web pages for timely and important updates. 
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Website
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BE FIRE SAFE!