Community Wildfire Ambassador Program ​

Community Ambassadors live in the communities they support and serve as volunteer liaisons between the fire protection districts and residents. Liz Fedyna is the Community Ambassador for our Doubleheader/Hillview neighborhood.  Contact Liz at DoubleheaderhillviewCAP(at)gmail.com with questions or if you are interested in getting involved with our Fire Safe team. 

 

Share your email with Liz in order to:

• Determine what actions you can take to protect your home, family, and pets from wildfire.

• Gain insight into the fire protection districts and the services they provide to protect you and your family during medical emergencies and structure or wildfires.

• Discover how you can help make our forest more healthy and resilient.

• Receive access to the chipping program, slash drop-off updates,  community safety information, grants, and other helpful information and resources.

• Learn what your neighbors are doing to protect our beautiful mountain community and how to join them.

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Useful links: ​

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Lookout Alert Emergency Notifications  

Receive free emergency alerts via text message, email, and/or voice message

https://www.jeffco.us/473/Emergency-Notifications

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Standardized non-combustible reflective address signs  

Help first responders find your home faster in an emergency

https://inter-canyonfpd.colorado.gov/support/address-signs​

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Watch Duty Wildfire Notifications

Receive free reliable wildfire notifications, including evacuation status, air quality, road closures, etc. 

Watch Duty is available in your app store, and more info can be found  here: https://www.watchduty.org

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Wildfire Prepared Home Assessment

Schedule a professional evaluation of the external conditions of your home and surrounding property to determine your susceptibility to wildfire and actions you can take to make your home more defensible  http://www.wildfireprepared.com

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​​​​​​​​​​​​​Living in an area ranked extreme for relative wildfire risk is sobering, but as our neighbor Martha Johnson says, “When I look around me, I’m reminded that we live in paradise, and it’s worth protecting.” Together, we can improve our safety and help protect our beautiful mountain paradise. 

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