We provide service twenty-four hours per day, seven days a week, and we protect a total of 64 square miles. In addition to responding to requests for assistance, our firefighters are also involved in public education, stand-by duties requiring first aid or fire watches, and maintenance.
The City of Greeley has adopted the 2018 International Fire Code."WE, the members of the Greeley Fire Department, serve to create and maintain a safe and healthy community through relentless preparation and delivery of world-class emergency services."
Please note: Greeley Fire does not fill swimming pools.
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We want to attend events; however, we have limited resources. Please review the following guidelines to verify that your event meets the requirements for us to attend. Please be aware even though your request may meet the guidelines listed below, we may not be able to fill it due to staffing or other issues.
To request a visit to a Greeley Fire Department station, please click here.
To request a visit from a Greeley Fire Department to a site of your choosing, please click here.
The submitted form will go through the approval process. You will receive notification within two weeks if we are able to attend or not.
Events that we make every effort to attend:
Events we do not attend:
Due to our limited resources and heavy workload during the Stampede, we will not be able to fulfill non-emergency requests, (typically the last week of June through July 4).
During Fire prevention week, we are limited to station visits only. (Typically
the second week of October).
If your request fits within these guidelines, please fill out the non-emergency request form and submit it to us. For questions, call 970-350-9500.
Our Community Safety Division is here to help with the following:
For information on permits and reports, and to schedule inspections, please contact us at
970-350-9510 or communitysafetydiv@greeleygov.com.
For tips on how to be fire safe, check out the National Fire Protection Association.
Firefighters protect lives and property through activities associated with fire prevention, rescue, fire fighting, hazardous materials and emergency medical incidents and participates in the training and maintenance activities necessary to achieve that end; men and women dedicated to saving your life.
1155 10th Avenue
Greeley CO, 80631
970-350-9500 tel
970-350-9525 fax
Fire Chief:
Brian Kuznik
brian.kuznik@greeleygov.com
Interim Operations Chief:
Christopher Ellmer
christopher.ellmer@greeleygov.com
Chief of Administration:
Jeff Stranahan
jeff.stranahan@greeleygov.com
Always open
1100 10th Street
Greeley, CO 80631
970-350-9510 tel
Fire Marshal:
Bob Fries
bob.fries@greeleygov.com
1155 10th Avenue
Greeley CO, 80631
oem@greeleygov.com
(970) 350-9598
Assistant Emergency Manager
Charlie McCartin
charlie.mccartin@greeleygov.com