Evergreen Fire/Rescue

05/31/2026

We hope you’ll join our neighbors for this annual fundraiser! 🚒🥞 Foothills Fire & Rescue

Only 7 days until our Annual Pancake Breakfast. Please come and join us. We cannot wait to see you

05/29/2026

A quick introduction today can make a big difference later. Check in. Share contact info. Look out for one another.

Prepared communities are strong communities.

05/28/2026

Pouring the foundation at Station 2 for the new crew quarters. This crew's attention to detail will help protect our firefighters and paramedics so they are more prepared to serve YOU.

05/27/2026

The best decisions come from having the right information.

Sign up for Lookout Alerts to stay informed when conditions change.
Simple step. Big impact.

05/25/2026

Recent state legislation now allows fire districts to use sales tax as a funding option. A
proposed sales tax of 0.89% could raise an estimated $5.44 million annually. This would fund
paid firefighters and paramedics, volunteer recruitment, wildfire efforts, community
education, emergency response and infrastructure/stations. We want your input first before
we make a decision.

Learn more at: www.efr4you.com

05/22/2026

Quick weekend check.

Walk your property. Look around. Fix what you can.
Ten minutes is enough to make progress.

05/21/2026

Did you know emergency and non-emergency calls in our district have increased 107% over the last ten years?

We cover nearly 126 square miles and serve approximately 26,000 residents, but only 3 of our 8 fire stations are partially staffed 24/7. The demand for service is growing faster than our revenue. It's time to talk about solutions.

Visit www.efr4you.com to learn more.

05/20/2026

Not every call requires lights and sirens.

ECARES is here to support you with in-home care, resources, and guidance BEFORE something becomes an emergency. Knowing when to reach out is part of being prepared! Visit our website at: https://bit.ly/EFRecares

05/19/2026

Last month EFR personnel saved the life of a patient whose heart had stopped. “These guys had an opportunity to work their clinical magic,” said EMS Chief Dave Montesi. Thanks to exceptional care on scene, during transport, and from the staff at CommonSpirit Health St. Anthony’s Hospital, the patient walked out of the hospital and is now home and enjoying the rest of their life.

Pictured are Gina Scarbrough and Dr. Sam Smith from St. Anthony’s, Firefighter Jeremy Hamilton, Assistant Chief Stacee Martin, Paramedic Dave Nieberlein, and EMS Chief Dave Montesi. Hamilton, Martin, and Nieberlein were assisted on the call by Firefighter Cheryl Denbow and Paramedics David Leonard and Mike Krull. They all knew what to do when it mattered most.

05/19/2026

It’s National EMS Appreciation Week! We thank all our paramedics, community paramedics, EMTs, and first responders who train throughout the year so we’re ready when YOU need us most. Every hour of training, every scenario, every detail is done with one goal in mind: YOU.