Colorado Division of Fire Prevention and Control
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- Buyer type:
- State Agency
- Location:
- Lakewood, CO
- Country:
- US
Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Colorado Division of Fire Prevention and Control.
Key metrics and characteristics
City
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Lakewood
County
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Jefferson
Address
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690 Kipling Street, STE 2000
Phone Number
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(303) 239-4600
Zip Code
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80215
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Colorado Division of Fire Prevention and Control
The Subcommittee discussed the current fire and life safety structure in Colorado and compared it with other states' Office of the State Fire Marshal (OSFM) models. Key discussion points included the unique aspects of Colorado's Fire and Life Safety Section (FLSS) within the Division of Fire Prevention and Control, such as its inclusion of a Building Codes branch, and the potential benefits, challenges, and political considerations of establishing a dedicated OSFM in Colorado. The group confirmed their vision and objectives, explored how to define potential problems before determining structural solutions, and planned to research other states' experiences with establishing an OSFM, specifically expressing interest in hearing from Hawaii in a future meeting.
The committee welcomed new members and reviewed several projects from the implementation tracker. Key discussions covered claims fund implementation, liability clarifications for prescribed and woodpile burning, and training expansion efforts for certified burners. The group also addressed the integration of smoke and burn permitting processes, pathways for Air Curtain Burners, resources for treatment coordination, and updates regarding the formation of Forest Improvement Districts as a funding mechanism.
The meeting focused on the analysis of NFIRS data to inform the development of a Standard of Cover project for Colorado. Participants discussed data accuracy challenges and the potential for using NFPA 1720 as a baseline. The subcommittee planned for an upcoming in-person workshop, scheduled additional virtual and regional discussion sessions, and reviewed questions for the 2026 Fire Service Needs Assessment regarding staffing and resource availability.
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