Our Mission

To provide the district with fire prevention, suppression, emergency medical and basic life support services, relief and assistance during manmade and natural disasters, and public education by effectively and safely utilizing the material and human resources available in the district.

Who We Are

The Sugar Loaf Fire Protection District (SLFPD) is located approximately 7 miles west of Boulder, Colorado, and includes parts of CO Highway 119, Sugarloaf Road, and Magnolia Road. The District encompasses 17 square miles and ranges in elevation from 5,900 to 9,200 feet above sea level. The SLFPD includes nearly 600 homes, a water treatment plant for the city of Boulder, Boulder County Open Space, City of Boulder Mountain Parks, and several thousand acres of Arapahoe-Roosevelt National Forest. The SLFPD is served by an all-volunteer department, with approximately 35 members. We typically respond to about 120 or more emergency calls each year, including motor vehicle accidents, smoke reports, structure fires, wildfires, fallen climbers, lost hikers, and a variety of medical emergencies.

Service Plan

For a more detailed description of the SLFPD special district and the services provided to the community please refer to the district's Service Plan.

Our Capabilities

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