Windsor Severance Fire Rescue

That’s a wrap! Thank you to everyone who came out to the open house today! We loved visiting with so many families and feeding the masses. Special thanks and shout out to the vendors and volunteers who helped make today special too! If you have any pics to share from today feel free to share- we’d love to see them.

🔥 Today is the day, Windsor- come hang out with us!
Our Annual Open House is happening RIGHT NOW at Station 1 | 100 N 7th St, Windsor.
📅 Today, June 13th
🕗 8am - Noon
🥞 Free pancake breakfast while it lasts
🐾 Meet vendors and take a ride on one of our antique firetrucks or the Mountain Shadows Carriages over to the WSFR Fire Museum to check it out!
🚒 All ages welcome

Parking: Head to the American Legion and use the crosswalks at Main Street to get here safely!
Come see your fire station up close, meet your crew, and grab some breakfast. We'd love to see you! ❤️🔥

We are so proud of one of our own!

Firefighter Matt Cooper has written and published a book, "In Case I Don't Come Home, Letters to My Son." Matt started with a question every firefighter has thought about at some point: if I didn't come home tomorrow, what would I want my son to know? The result is a collection of letters that is personal, honest, and full of heart.

Come celebrate with us at his book signing tomorrow night!
📅 Friday, June 12
🕕 6:00 to 7:30 PM (doors at 5:55)
📍 201 E 4th St, Downtown Loveland
🎟️ Free parking, all ages welcome
Meet Matt, get your copy signed, and hear some of the stories behind the letters. Details and tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/book-signing-in-case-i-dont-come-home-letters-to-my-son-tickets-1991512801399

Congratulations, Matt. We're honored to serve alongside you.

Book Signing - In Case I Don't Come Home, Letters to My Son Matt, a local firefighter asks the question: If I were to die tomorrow, what would I want my son to know? Personal and philosophical.

Our Annual Open House is coming up this Saturday, 6/13, from 8am - noon, and we can't wait to welcome the community to Station 1!

One of the groups joining us this year is First Responder Therapy Dogs, a national 501(c)3 nonprofit doing incredible work for first responder mental health. With 500+ certified therapy dog teams across 46 states, they're leading the charge on reducing stigma and bringing emotional support directly to the people who serve our communities every day.
Come meet their team and grab some pancakes at the Open House!

We'll see you there! 🔥

Have you ever wondered what you'd actually do in a house fire?

On June 13th, Windsor Severance Fire Rescue is hosting our Open House, and this year, we're bringing something you've never seen before.
The Division of Fire Prevention and Control is rolling in a full-scale, walk-through Home Safety Simulator- a hands-on, immersive trailer experience designed for ALL ages. We're talking:
🏠 Walk through real-life fire hazard scenarios
🚨 Practice calling 911, finding exits, and making smart decisions under pressure
🔍 Spot hidden dangers before they become emergencies
♿ Fully ADA accessible- everyone can participate

Come learn what firefighters want every family to know. Free, fun, and open to the whole community. 6/13/2026 from 8am-noon.

Safe Sitter Essentials Class - seats available!

We had a couple of seats open up for the upcoming babysitting course this Wednesday, 6/3, from 9am-1pm. Safe Sitter® is designed to prepare students in grades 6-8 to be safe when they’re home alone, watching younger siblings, or babysitting. For more info on what the class covers: https://safesitter.org/course-options/

Class cost is $50 and covers all materials, snacks and pizza lunch. *Need-based scholarships are available* Please email [email protected] to register, spaces go fast- don't wait!

Hockey, swag, and your Fire Chief- all in one night. 🏒🔥

Join us at tonight's Eagles playoff game for Chat with the Chief! Bring your questions, grab some giveaways, and let's cheer our Eagles to victory!

Go Eagles! 🦅

Today we pause to honor the men and women who gave their lives in service to our country.

Memorial Day isn't about us in the fire service- it belongs to those who never came home from war. But we understand sacrifice and what it means to lose someone who answered the call. So we stand with Gold Star families, with veterans who carry the weight of friends lost, and with every community remembering a name today.

To those who made the ultimate sacrifice: thank you. We remember.

As we wind down EMS Week, we wanted to give a shout-out to our partners at Thompson Valley EMS and UCHealth EMS. Our crews swung by both with treats and dinner- a small thank-you for everything they do.

Day in and day out, they show up for our community during some of the hardest moments of people's lives, with skill, compassion, and grit. We're lucky to work alongside them on calls, and even luckier to call them partners and friends.

From all of us at Windsor Severance Fire Rescue: thank you for the care you bring, the lives you touch, and the difference you make. We see you, we appreciate you, and we're better because of you.

Last night the WSFR family gathered for the official promotional ceremony of our newest Lieutenant and newest Engineer.

Dan Maddox was promoted from the rank of Engineer to Lieutenant. Lt. Maddox has been with WSFR for nine years and is a member of the WSFR Wildland Team, Special Operations Team, and is one of the department’s drone pilots. He currently oversees one of the three crews who work at Station 4.

Tyler Cochran, who also works at Station 4, was promoted from the rank of Firefighter to Engineer. Engineer Cochran has been with WSFR since 2017 and is a member of the WSFR Wildland Team and Special Operations Team.

Congratulations Lt. Maddox and Engineer Cochran!