BOARD OF DIRECTORS
FAB's Board of Directors is composed of members of Bailey Area Communities.
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The members are:
Keith Doubleday, President Robin Davis, Vice President/Treasurer Lucy Bauer, Secretary Otto Boneta, Director Steve Wesoloski, Director Doug Compton, Director Trice Hufnagel Jonathon Spuhler Shelby Edwards, Director |
Burland Ranchettes Deer Creek Valley Ranchos Bailey Estates Woodside Park KZ Ranch Centennial State Insurance Agency Mill Iron D Friendship Ranch Wildland Fire Module Leader - Platte Canyon FPD |
DIRECTOR BIOGRAPHIES
Keith Doubleday
Keith is the Chair of the Burland Firewise Committee.
Robin Davis
Robin is the Treasurer and a Director and the Chair of the Deer Creek Valley Ranchos Firewise Committee.
Lucy Bauer
Lucy is one of the founding members of the Bailey Estates Wildfire Prepared organization. Lucy is the owner of Fireweed Ecological Services LLC.
Otto Boneta
Otto is the Chair of the Woodside Firewise Committee.
Steve Wesoloski
Steve Wesoloski is the Chair of the KZ Ranch Firewise Committee.
Doug Compton
Doug is the Owner of Centennial State Insurance Agency in Bailey. He has been in the insurance industry for the last 24 years. He has experience in claims, products and marketing. He is a Colorado native and has traveled the 285 corridor his whole life to camp, hunt and fish in Park County.
Trice Hufnagle
Trice is the representative for Mill Iron D.
John Spuhler
John is the chair of the Friendship Ranch Committee.
Shelby Edwards
Shelby is the leader of the Wildland Fire Module. The Platte Canyon Wildland Fire Module (PCWFM) is a ten-person wildland fire crew based out of the Platte Canyon Fire Protection District in Bailey, Colorado. Initially certified in 2015, PCWFM is the only non-federal wildland fire module in the country. PCWFM is an innovative, safe, highly mobile, logistically independent and versatile fire module with a commitment to achieving diverse fire and fuels management objectives.
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Mission – A collective voice and representative organization for Colorado that provides educational and networking opportunities for communities, groups and individual stakeholders focused on reducing the negative impacts of wildfires in the state.
Vision – Fire Adapted Colorado (FACO) provides a statewide platform for information sharing and forward thinking discussion as related to wildfire issues. FACO acts as a connecting force that works with a collective voice, aimed at creating safer and more resilient communities living with the threat of wildfire.