Tri-Lakes Monument Fire Protection District is supported by the El-Paso Teller County E911 Authority. When you call 911, your call is routed to the El Paso County Sheriff 9-1-1 Center where the call information is taken and appropriate units are dispatched to the incident. Remember, the questions listed below are only a few of the questions you may be asked by an emergency calltaker.
Don't hesitate to tell the call taker any other information you think is important. If you have a medical condition, a physical disability or is on oxygen, please call us to register you for our evacuation assistance program at 719-484-0911.
Don't hesitate to tell the call taker any other information you think is important. If you have a medical condition, a physical disability or is on oxygen, please call us to register you for our evacuation assistance program at 719-484-0911.
Services
The Tri-Lakes Monument Fire Protection District is located in northwestern El Paso County. Our boundaries are the Rampart Range/Palmer Lake to the West, Air Force Academy/Baptist/Hodgen Roads to the South, Black Forest Road to the East, and County Line Road to the North. In addition, we provide mutual aid to the United States Forest Service in the extreme western part of our district in the Mount Herman area.
Our firefighters are always ready - day or night - dedicated to serving the citizens of our communities and beyond with character, connection, and a commitment to excellence. Whether a medical aid, fire, natural disaster, or other calls for service, our firefighters come highly trained and knowledgeable to handle your emergency.
We will accomplish our mission through a progressive and professional system of personnel development, public education, fire suppression, code enforcement, medical services, and rescue skills. We will actively participate in our community, serve as role models, and strive to effectively and efficiently utilize all of the necessary resources at our command to provide a service deemed excellent by our citizens.
We utilize a community approach to reducing the loss of life and property by assessing the risk posed to our district. We identify steps at a community level to reduce the risk and minimize the event's severity to our citizens and their property. Current areas we have identified are public education, code enforcement, wildfire mitigation, and numerous other emerging topics.
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Charles Smith
Sep 14, 2019
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Nancy Iverson
Sep 11, 2017
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I had a dryer catch on fire one winter. They were "johnny on the spot" and checked my walls for hidden fire spots. I got first class service! Also, they were very nice and polite with me. They brought both trucks not knowing how bad the fire was when I called to be safe since I live the pine forest area of Woodmoor. I love these guys, they volunteer to help in the community also.
