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Welcome to the Greater Brighton
Fire Protection District

 Welcome to the website of the Greater Brighton Fire District! Please browse our site and learn more about us and the services we offer.  We have recently moved the Administrative Offices.  Please note our new address below.

Brighton Fire Rescue District
500 S. 4th Ave, 3rd Floor
Brighton, Colorado  80601
303-659-4101

 The Fire District protects the City of Brighton, Wattenburg, and Henderson, and unincorporated areas of Adams and Weld County. Our service area consists of 165 square miles protected from 5 fire stations.

 The men and women of the Fire District, both career and volunteer, are highly trained professionals dedicated to providing the highest level of service possible. We are proud to serve the residents of the Fire District!

 If you have any questions or need more information, please contact us at 303-659-4101.

Mark A. Bodane
Fire Chief

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Firehouse Subs Supports Brighton Fire with Carbon Monoxide Detector Grant 

Brighton Fire Rescue District was awarded a grant from Firehouse Subs which has allowed the District to purchase carbon monoxide (CO) detectors for citizens of our community.  The grant has helped us purchase just over 100 detectors that will be provided free of charge to citizens in need.  Not all homes, or apartments need to have a CO detectorClick on CO Detector  link to read more about this new program and if your home needs a detector.

Program officially kicks-off on September 22, 2011 with a presentation at the Brighton Senior Center about the dangers of carbon monoxide and information about using detectors correctly.  At that point anyone who thinks they may need a detector can call our main office at 303-659-4101 to schedule to have a fire crew come to their home to determine if they need a detector.

 

 

This Coin represents the Honor, Courage, Commitment, Respect, and Unity of the members of the Fire District. It represents our past, present, and future. 

This coin bonds us as it states that we are committed to protecting and serving our community. We carry this coin as a reminder that we are a member of a special service, and the best organization.

Brighton Fire Rescue District
500 S. 4th Avenue, 3rd Floor, Brighton Colorado  80601
303-659-4101