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    Information about Red White & Blue Fire Protection District
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    Although our name is patriotic, Red, White and Blue originates from three different fire companies that were organized in
    1882 to protect the mining district of Breckenridge after three large fires almost destroyed the town.

  1. Fire District Files Emergency Declaration

    BRECKERNIDGE – On March 13th, the Red, White and Blue Fire Protection District has filed a local emergency disaster declaration to support its COVID-19 response. This declaration helps the District facilitate access to funding and other resources. Read on...

  2. COVID-19 Building Inspection Policy

    The Community Risk Division has adopted a policy related to building inspections during this unprecedented time. Read on...

  3. Letter of Achievement to Community

    Keeping, you, your family, and our community safe is Red, White & Blue's number one priority... Read on...
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    Red, White and Blue is a career department with approximately 60 paid personnel in 5 divisions: Operations,
    Administration, Community Risk Management, EMS, and Training.

Our Mission Statement

  1. Together, building a safer community through prevention, preparedness and response. 

    In 1947, the fire department changed names to the Breckenridge Volunteer Fire Department until 1976 when a special taxing district was officially formed renaming the department to the Red, White and Blue Fire Protection District as it is called today. We cover approximately 138 square miles of Summit County, Colorado, including the towns of Breckenridge and Blue River, the Breckenridge Ski Resort, and unincorporated sections of Summit County. Our district boundaries are Hoosier Pass to the South, Frisco town limits to the North, the Continental Divide to the East, and the Ten Mile range to the West.

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