Here, you can sign up for Everbridge, an app that sends out mass notifications via text message in the event of an emergency in your district.

Click here to view a full-size map of the Four Mile Fire Protection District.

It is CRITICAL that visitors and residents alike do everything possible to prevent fires of all kinds. Please do what you can to protect our beautiful lands, homes and wildlife areas from the devastating effects of wildfires. Click here to access information on current fire restrictions in Boulder County.

Four Mile’s lending library for tools.

Many kinds of emergencies can cause you to have to evacuate. In some cases, you may have a day or two to prepare while other situations might call for an immediate evacuation. Planning is vital to making sure that you can evacuate quickly and safely no matter what the circumstances. Click here to learn more.

Click here for the official fire weather forecast from the National Weather Service.

Boulder Office of Disaster Management’s mission is to to limit the impacts of disasters on humans, property, environment, and infrastructure through community preparedness, mitigation of hazards, effective disaster response and recovery.

Click here for a full-size map of Boulder County’s fire districts and agencies.

Firefighters always do their best to reduce fire damage, but ultimately, it is your responsibility to protect your property from wildfire. Taking practical steps to prepare your home does not guarantee it will survive a wildfire, but it does improve the odds. Defensible space is the area around a home or other structure that has been modified to reduce fire hazards. In this area, natural and manmade fuels are treated, cleared or reduced to slow the spread of wildfire.

Apply for your fire sprinkler or cistern permit here.

Apply for your fire permit, consultation, or construction permit.

The Boulder Watershed Collective fills gaps between residents, experts, and agencies to advance climate preparedness and restore watershed health.