The Elizabeth Fire Protection District is a combination fire department that operates 3 fire stations and covers 111 square miles in Elbert County.
Elizabeth, Colorado
Joined May 2011
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THROWBACK THURSDAY with a shout out to the Elizabeth Fire Protection District. #MyElizabeth #ThrowbackThursday @Elizabeth_Fire
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Localized flooding is occurring from heavy rain and more rain is expected. CR 13 is closed to the north at CR 166/Singing Hills and to the south at CR 158/Hill Top. CR 13 will remain closed until repairs are complete.
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Tornado Warning within Elbert County until 3:30PM in effect.
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Elbert County will experience a moderate to high risk heat hazard (95-102F) tomorrow 6/17/22. At risk individuals include those who are outdoors working, exercising, the elderly, and those sensitive to high temperatures. Poor air quality will compound the hazard.
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Attention: If you are an Elbert County resident and received an emergency evacuation notice referencing a fire in El Paso County, it does not apply to our county. El Paso County is working on correcting the information right now.
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Visibility on roads has heavily diminished suspending some road clearing operations in portions of the county. Road conditions have deteriorated with multiple reports of vehicles being stuck on the shoulders/side ditches. Avoid travel at this time. (5:45am - 3/17/22)
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Elizabeth Fire Rescue is prepping its Hagglund bv206. It will be used for potential snow rescues if the weekend storm hits hard. #denver7
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Road and Bridge crews will continue to treat and plow County roads through the night. If you go out, be aware of equipment on the roads - give them lots of space. #elcoblizzard2
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Based on improving weather conditions and low traffic numbers on County roads, Elbert County is deactivating its Emergency Operations Center as of 7:00 PM. Continue to monitor weather and road conditions in your area before you venture out, and please be safe! #elcoblizzard2
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Recent photo from Elbert County Road & Bridge on CR166 (Singing Hills), east of CR21. Slick, a few slide offs, and getting colder, but no road closures as we finish up the afternoon rush hour. #elcoblizzard2
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Roads are getting slushy and snowpacked, receiving a few reports of accidents, but no road closures at this time (2:13PM). We continue to recommend you stay home and off the roads. Stay safe! #elcoblizzard2
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The Elbert Co Emergency Operations Center is in operation for this afternoon's storm. Forecast shows snow, rapidly falling temps and high winds through tonight. We're using #elcoblizzard2 for this storm, please follow for up to date information. Please stay off roads if you can.
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We are back out with the Elizabeth Snowcat this morning! They got a report of a National Guard snowcat stranded, but it looks like they are able to get out. These guys barely got a nap in overnight. They are working so hard to rescue people. #9News
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With blowing and drifting making this already deep snow even deeper, the Kiowa Fire Protection District asks that you keep your furnace vents clear!
Blockage can cause furnaces to shut off. Blockages could also cause... facebook.com/kiowafire/posts…
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Anne and I want to give a HUGE shoutout to these two Elizabeth firefighters, Scott and Travis. Not only did they let us sit in the back of their snowcat today, but they have rescued so many people. They are kind and funny while in dangerous situations themselves. #9News
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Reported from Simla Fire! @SheriffHeap @NWSBoulder @TornadoTimmy @Elizabeth_Fire @ChrisCBS4 @COEmergency
