Fire (6)

Fire Watch Services in Denver

Welcome to Twin City Security-Denver, your trusted partner for customized, round-the-clock fire watch services in both commercial and residential locations. Our expertly-trained fire watch guards ensure your property and personnel are protected, keeping you in full compliance with the law.

Visit our page at https://www.twincitysecuritydenver.com/security-services-denver/fire-watch-services-denver/

Key Points:

? Serving businesses, hotels, multifamily housing, senior facilities, and more.
? Importance of fire watch in preventing devastating consequences.
? Guards equipped with in-depth knowledge and specialized training.
? Coverage in the Denver Metro area with 24-hour services.
What You'll Learn:

✔ Circumstances requiring fire watch, from alarm system malfunctions to power loss.
✔ Components of a fire watch, including regular patrols, hazard identification, and evacuation procedures.
✔ Patrol details and frequency, tailored to your local fire department's risk assessments.
✔ Record-keeping practices to maintain compliance with state requirements.
Mitigate risks, avoid fines, shutdowns, and costly fire damages. Contact us at 303-834-6003 to schedule your assessment today.

? Connect with Twin City Security-Denver:

? Website: https://www.twincitysecuritydenver.com

? Call us: 303-834-6003
Subscribe for more informative content on security services and safeguarding your property! Like, share, and hit the bell icon to stay updated. Twin City Security-Denver is here to protect what matters most to you.

#FireWatch #SecurityServices #DenverSecurity #TwinCitySecurityDenver #FireSafety

Read more…

NEWS PRESS RELEASE

Contact for more information:

Juli Arnold

Marketing and Communications Manager

juli@luvinarms.org

Colorado Animal Sanctuary Hosts Event to Support Community Impacted by Marshall Fire

Jan. 11, 2022 – The fire that swept through the tight-knit communities of Louisville, Superior, and Unincorporated Boulder County on December 30, 2021 has caused so much destruction and suffering, including the devastating loss of countless beloved companion animals. Luvin Arms Animal Sanctuary is hosting a special pet loss grief support group event for members of those communities, giving them the opportunity to share stories, receive much needed emotional support, and connect with some of the Luvin Arms’ animal residents who have survived their own experiences with trauma and grief. 

The event will be facilitated by Richard Mercer, a Superior-based hospice grief counselor who also volunteers as a pet loss grief group facilitator. “My intention for our time together is for us to create a healing place where we might experience some respite and supportive companionship while we heal in our grief, “ said Mercer. “This can only exist when we feel safe.”

The event will be held on Sunday, January 23 at 1:00pm Mtn at the Erie-based Sanctuary. Community members have the option to attend the event virtually.

Luvin Arms is a nonprofit animal sanctuary for abused and neglected farmed animals, based in Erie, Colorado. Luvin Arms is working to provide exceptional lifelong social, emotional, and cognitive care for their animal residents, and to advocate for those who have not been rescued by sharing their residents’ stories to inspire, educate, and empower others to embrace a more compassionate and sustainable lifestyle.

 

For more information, please visit: https://luvinarms.org/petlossgriefsupport.

# # #

Read more…

A VAGABOND VALENTINE'S

JOIN US FOR THE 2ND ANNUAL VAGABOND VALENTINE'S WEEKEND AT VAGABOND RANCH HUTS IN STILLWATER, CO!
31040782075?profile=original
This is one of the only fully catered and supported events that we offer, so come be pampered in the back country.

After skiing in Friday evening, you will be greeted with a warm fire, hearty Tuscan stew and freshly baked bread. The rest of the weekend will include delicious and locally sourced meals including a four-course dinner of homemade pasta, roasted pork, vegetables, and dessert on Saturday night. Spend the days Nordic skiing on groomed trails, backcountry skiing including a snowmobile ski drop for experienced skiers, or take a specially offered yoga or meditation class. Vagabond Ranch offers a luxury backcountry experience with hot showers and a hot tub.

Couples should reserve private rooms early. Shared rooms start at $294 per person for the weekend, and include 2 nights of lodging, linens, towels and all meals. Beer and wine available for purchase on site,
or you are welcome to bring your own. Come as a couple or an individual, and you will be sure to enjoy a weekend filled with delicious food, beautiful scenery, outdoor adventure, and rejuvenation.

WEEKEND OF FEBRUARY 1 0 -- 1 2, 2012

Website: http://www.vrhuts.com/programs.html ~ Phone: (303) 242-5338
31040781677?profile=original
Visit our website for full menu, prepared by Three Aprons: www.threeaprons.com Gluten-free and vegetarian available.

CELEBRATE WITH US IN TRUE BACKCOUNTRY STYLE.

 

Read more…


The tragic wildland fire that ripped through Fourmile Canyon this week has taken peoples' homes and possessions. Some of those affected are the very firefighters who protected the community and saved many structures, but sadly lost their homes. Boulder Emergency Squad provided temporary housing for a few of those firefighters affected and continues to support the community relief effort with their volunteer rescuers.


(Boulder, Colorado). September 12, 2010 -- Trained emergency rescuers from Boulder Emergency Squad-B.E.S. responded this past Monday in the opening moments of the Fourmile Canyon Fire to assist with evacuations, road closures, and manage apparatus staging for the incoming fire departments. After the first 30 hours, it became evident that the fire was taking a toll on fellow emergency responders who live in the fire area as well as other citizens. B.E.S. helped immediately by housing displaced firefighters and continues to provide whatever help is necessary to support the recovery effort.


Beyond emergency rescue, B.E.S. volunteers assisted with community relief efforts. Mike Chard, Manager for the Boulder [City and County] Office of Emergency Management was keen on having B.E.S. on board to manage community relief and support activities. "B.E.S. was instrumental in getting the infrastructure in place that was essential at a time when we needed it most", said Chard. "Without B.E.S. and their organizational skills, our advanced community support system would have been delayed."




On Friday the team created and set up the donation reception centers and today the team setup the traffic control pattern to allow evacuees to safely and efficiently obtain the credentials necessary to begin returning to their homes. B.E.S. members were also involved in spearheading efforts to raise money for firefighters who lost their homes and fire departments who lost stations.




In addition, B.E.S. received requests for JointFire to provide practice wildland shelters to help train utility workers returning to the burn zone for repairs. "We are here for the community whether that be for performing emergency rescue or for critical community support activities as we did this weekend", said Chief Andrew Moschetti - "Those affected are people many of us know personally and departments that we train and work with, so this hit us hard. I could not be more proud of the over 30 members we had that unselfishly stepped up to help our community in need."



Our thoughts go out to our neighbors who suffered loss this week.



* * * ** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

About Boulder Emergency Squad:B.E.S. is an all volunteer, non-profit 501c.3 technical rescue team

serving the County of Boulder, Colorado. BES provides a number of technical rescue services at no charge including underwater dive rescue, swift water creek rescue, vehicle extrication, low-angle evacuations, animal rescue, wildland fire fighting, structural fire support, and is a trained staffing resource for the Boulder County Sheriff's Department. B.E.S. is incorporated since 1964.


Contact: Andrew M. Amalfitano

Public Information OfficerBoulder Emergency Squad

303-443-4081 http://www.bes-rescue.org


###


Read more…

Allstate Brings Mobile Claims Center to Colorado

Boulder, Colo. – Allstate (NYSE: ALL) has set up a Mobile Claims Center in Boulder, Colo. to help policyholders affected by the Fourmile Canyon Fire. The self-contained mobile claims offices are equipped with generators, satellite technology and high-speed internet connectivity allowing Allstate’s National Catastrophe Team the ability to provide customer claim support in areas hardest hit by a wildfire

By visiting a Mobile Claims Center, Allstate customers will be able to start the claims process and ask questions about their claim.

The current Allstate Mobile Claims Center location as of September 11, 2010 is listed below. The locations of these units are subject to change. For an updated list of locations visit www.allstate.com/catastrophe/Mobile-Response-Units.aspx

Allstate Mobile Claims Center

3482 Broadway
Boulder, CO 80304
(behind Red Cross)

Hours of operation for all the Mobile Claims Centers are Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Allstate policyholders whose homes or automobiles have been damaged or destroyed by the recent storm can contact Allstate by calling 1-800-54-STORM, visiting a Mobile Claims Center, or logging onto Allstate.com.

The Allstate Corporation (NYSE: ALL) is the nation's largest publicly held personal lines insurer. Widely known through the "You're In Good Hands With Allstate®" slogan, Allstate is reinventing protection and retirement to help more than 17 million households insure what they have today and better prepare for tomorrow. Consumers access Allstate insurance products (auto, home, life and retirement) and services through Allstate agencies, independent agencies, and Allstate exclusive financial representatives in the U.S. and Canada, as well as via www.allstate.com and 1-800 Allstate®.

Read more…

Wolf Rescued from Pipe

Teamwork credited with wolf rescue. On the side of a steep slope in the Colorado Rocky Mountains, rescuers worked to successfully free a wolf with its head trapped in a heavy steep pipe. Members of the Boulder Emergency Squad, Coal Creek Fire Department, Boulder County Parks and Open Space, and Boulder County Sheriff's Department Animal Control responded and rescued the wolf with the help of a local veterinarian. (Boulder, Colorado). January 27, 2010 -- Boulder Emergency Squad-B.E.S. along with other agencies, rescued a wolf which had gotten its head stuck in a steel pipe. With medical care provided by a veterinarian, the pipe was carefully cut from around the animals head. The several hour ordeal left the wolf "...in fine condition with only some minor cuts & scrapes", according to Veterinarian Dr. Christopher Blum, VMD of Table Mountain Veterinary Clinic in Golden, Colorado. While playing, the wolf-hybrid had gotten her head stuck in a 6 inch diameter, half-inch thick, eight foot long steel pipe and had evidently been unseen for a few hours. Coal Creek Fire cut the pipe to about one foot long which made the wolf and pipe portable. But, the head was still stuck and the animal was obviously stressed. The problem was metal welded inside the pipe was trapping the wolf's head. "From the moment the wolf was brought to the clinic until it was freed, all of us melded together into a cohesive team, that made the difference", said Blum. The animal control officer agrees. "Without the assistance of Deputy Bryarly, Officer Spensieri, Coal Creek Fire Department, Boulder Emergency Squad and Table Mountain Veterinary Clinic, this wolf would have died, no question," said Brandy J. Perkins, Animal Control Officer at Boulder County. The scene was on the side of a steep hill on property where a local homeowner raises wolf-hybrids. With the need for sedation. dark approaching and far from an ideal location, the wolf was transported 20 miles to a clinic, its head still stuck in the very heavy chunk of pipe.

After a quick check by the doctor, it was apparent that the wolf was dehydrated and stressed. IVs were started and vital signs monitored as the team set up outside in the parking lot with the BES emergency lighting. The 'patient' was monitored as the rescuers used a side grinder to slowly cut away enough of the metal to get the head out. "The 'operation' was a success", said Chief Andrew Moschetti after the wolf was cleared from the metal pipe. "I am so thankful to everyone who assisted in this rescue. It is so nice to know that BES is always there when we ask for them. They [B.E.S.] provide the equipment and support we need without ever questioning it's for an "animal". These [rescuers] are great and deserve to be recognized for all the good they do!" said Perkins. * * * ** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * About Boulder Emergency Squad: B.E.S. is an all volunteer, non-profit 501c.3 technical rescue team serving the County of Boulder, Colorado. BES provides a number of technical rescue services at no charge including underwater dive rescue, swift water creek rescue, vehicle extrication, low-angle scree evacuations, animal rescue, wildland fire fighting, structural fire support, and is a trained staffing resource for the Boulder County Sheriff's Department. B.E.S. was incorporated in 1964. Contact: Andrew M. Amalfitano, Public Information Officer Boulder Emergency Squad 303-443-4081 http://www.bes-rescue.org ###
Read more…

Blog Topics by Tags

Monthly Archives