Community Evacuation Information
Orders to evacuate or prepare to evacuate will ONLY come through LETA (Larimer Emergency Telephone Authority) at https://nocoalert.org. If you live in Boulder County, orders will come from BoCoAlert through Everbridge at www.bocoalert.org. Please make sure that you register your telephones, email addresses and other devices at these sites.
Sign up for alerts through LETA (Larimer Emergency Telephone Authority).
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PSFPD and your volunteer firefighters are focused on strengthening emergency communication in our community. In addition to signing up for alerts, we would like to thank xBar7 for creating a public Wi-Fi hotspot at the Pinewood Springs Fire Station and Community Center. This public Wi-Fi hotspot can be accessed in the parking areas around the station and will be activated in the event of an emergency.
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Interested in non-emergency communication? Sign up with LETA (Larimer Emergency Telephone Authority). Click on the flyer below to learn more about receiving information about local motor vehicle incidents, current incidents your volunteer firefighters are responding to, District events and more. Stay in the loop!
Pinewood Springs Community Alerts.pdf
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During a recent high-wind event there was a period of time where many Pinewood Springs residents had no power, no cellular service and no landline service. Had there been an evacuation notice issued, how would they have known?
During an evacuation, in addition to alerts going out from NoCoAlert and BoCoAlert, our mutual aid partners in blue, Deputies from the Larimer County Sheriff's Office and the Boulder County Sheriff's Office, as well as officers from Estes Park PD, Larimer County Park Rangers and others will be going door-to-door to ensure that everyone has received the message to evacuate.