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Today, the Security Fire Department is one of the largest
departments in El Paso County, serving the ever-growing population of Security
and Widefield.
The department has an average call volume of 2400 calls a year for
service and employs: • 12 full-time personnel
• One paid Fire Chief • 50 volunteers
The Security Fire Department's mission is to provide the highest
quality professional service to our community. We resolve to do this within a
framework of empathy, compassion, and dedication to the citizens we serve, and
to each other.
Is to preserve LIFE and PROPERTY through effective fire prevention,
fire suppression, and emergency medical service.
Promote and provide education in fire and life safety provide
extinguished through effective response and intervention to minimize life and
property loss. Ensure the highest quality pre-hospital emergency care to the
sick and injured.
To provide professional and courteous emergency services to our
community 24/7 365 days a year. To consistently integrate new technology and
training to improve our dedicated employee's and volunteer's skills so you may
rest assured you will always receive the best emergency services you should
expect from your hometown Fire Department.
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Come support your community and become a Volunteer
Firefighter.
 
Accepting applications through
January 31, 2011 for new volunteers.
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Dedication of
new
Fallen Firefighter Memorial July 5, 2009
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HISTORY IN THE MAKING
New partnership between Security
Fire Protection District and Action Care Ambulance starting June 1, 2009.
Bringing dedicated Advanced Life Support to the Security and Widefield
Community. More to come
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As a native of Security Colorado, Ski joined the
Fire Department in 1980, over the years he has held various ranks from
Driver/Engineer to Deputy Fire Chief. In 2001 he was appointed as Fire Chief.
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Ski Stambaugh
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Read
this month's tips from
Chief Stambaugh!
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