Cheyenne Fire Rescue

Shoutout to Redline Gear Cleaning!

Our mobile PPE inspection and cleaning vendor is on-site this week, providing essential service that keeps our gear safe, compliant, and ready for the next call. We appreciate their commitment to firefighter health and safety and their support of our crews.

Thank you, Redline, for spending the week with us and helping keep our firefighters protected.

Our Technical Rescue Team made the most of Cheyenne's beautiful weather today to sharpen their confined space rescue operations. 🚒🧗‍♂️☀️

Big shoutout to Ff. Heidi Poch and Ff. Reese Ayers for spending the day at CSU, sharing what it means to be part of Cheyenne Fire Rescue. Their work helps inspire the next generation of firefighters and keeps our recruitment efforts strong.

Want to learn more about career opportunities? Hiring details are available at cheyennefire.org.

🎃 Trunk or Treat at Station 3! 👻

Join Cheyenne Fire & Rescue for a fun and safe Halloween celebration!

📅 October 24th
⏰ 4 PM – until the candy runs out
📍 Station 3 off Nationway — 720 Hanson

Bring the family, dress up, and enjoy a festive evening with our crews. We’ll have decorated trunks, treats, and a great community atmosphere. Come make some spooky memories with us!

Questions? Contact Mel Coonts at 307-630-7312

A big night for CFR! Our Honor Guard joined forces with Arvada Fire to present the colors at the Colorado Avalanche game. An unforgettable experience and an honor to stand together on the ice. Huge thanks to everyone who helped make this moment happen!
Arvada Fire

💙 Working Together for Laramie County

As we observe National Su***de Prevention Awareness Month this September, we are reminded that preventing su***de takes a community, and no single agency does it alone. For the past five years, the Laramie County Su***de Fatality Review Team (SFRT)—a confidential, multi-agency group of local professionals—has met quarterly to better understand how we can protect and support our community.

By looking closely at local trends, improving data accuracy, and identifying unique risk and protective factors, the SFRT helps local organizations:

Identify circumstances to inform future prevention efforts

Address system and community factors impacting su***de risk

Build stronger, cooperative protocols among agencies

Recommend impactful local policies, practices, and resources

Cheyenne Fire Rescue is proud to be an active participant, bringing the perspectives of first-response EMS, Community EMS, and Peer Support to the table. Alongside local healthcare providers, behavioral health experts, law enforcement, American Medical Response, veterans' organizations, and other dedicated partners, we are working to bridge gaps in services and create earlier opportunities for intervention.

By turning shared local insights into meaningful action, we strive to protect the people of Laramie County and let no one feel alone.

📊 To review past annual reports and learn more about our local data, please visit the https://www.laramiecountywy.gov/County-Government/Elected-Officials/County-Coroner/Reports-and-Statistics.

📞 Need Support? If you or someone you know is experiencing a mental health or su***de-related crisis, help is always available. Call or text 988 to reach the Su***de & Crisis Lifeline, available 24/7.

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🚨 TRUCK LOVERS, ASSEMBLE! 🚒🚜Get ready for an action-packed day at the Laramie County Touch-A-Truck event! Bring the whole family out this Saturday, September 19th starting at 10:00 AM at the Event Center at Archer.
Come climb inside, explore, and get up close with your favorite heavy-duty vehicles, fire trucks, public works equipment, and emergency apparatus!

When: Saturday, September 19th | 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Where: Event Center at Archer
What to expect: Meet local first responders, check out cool trucks, and enjoy awesome demonstrations and family activities!

We can't wait to see you there! 🛻✨

A huge thank you to Little Monkeys for having Cheyenne Fire Rescue out to show gear, demonstrate the truck, and let the kiddos spray water.

We’re also incredibly grateful that our Prevention team could teach your staff fire extinguisher training — we appreciate all you do and enjoyed every second.

A big shoutout to Engine 5 for bringing the truck and educating all the kids.