LARKSPUR
FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT
Progression | Dedication | Sacrifice
Larkspur Fire Engine 161, Medic 161, Medic 162, Brush 161, and Brush 162 parked in front of a barn
Larkspur firefighters performing fire supression operations during a wildland firefighter
Photo from the Larkspur Fire wildland deployment of a torching tree
Larkspur Fire Engine 161, Medic 161, Medic 162, Brush 161, and Brush 162 parked in front of a barn
If You Have an Emergency, Call 911
News and Updates
The Larkspur Fire Protection District recently published its first five-year strategic plan. Completed with the help of citizens, the plan is built around the community's vision of what risks and challenges LFPD should prepare for. The priorities highlighted by our citizens were (1) staffing, (2) training, (3) capital acquisition, (4) information technology, (5) professional accreditation, and (6) revenue sustainability. Click here to read or download the Strategic Plan 2026-2030.
Strategic Plan 2026-2030
Fire Protection
LFPD has Firefighter/EMTs on duty at all times. Paid staff is augmented with around 35 trained and certified volunteer firefighters.
Fire Prevention
You know the saying: "an ounce of prevention . . ." We're ready, 24/7 to respond to your emergency, but we'd prefer to prevent them. From wildfire mitigation property reviews to new business inspections, we're here to help.
Ambulance
We operate an Advanced Life Support ambulance transport service. Our fleet consists of 3 ambulances; two located at Station 161 in the Town of Larkspur and one located at Station 162 in Perry Park.
Fire Auxillary
The Larkspur Volunteer Fire Auxiliary supports the department through fundraising efforts, educational programs, and participation in community activities. Learn more at www.larkspuraux.org.
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Volunteers
Larkspur began as a volunteer fire department and volunteers are still critical to our success today. See if you have what it takes here and consider joining us. All requirements are listed on our application and include: you must be at least 18; have a valid Colorado drivers' license and have a high school diploma or GED.
District Map
The Larkspur Fire Protection District covers 110 square miles in Douglas County, Colorado. We have three stations to provide fire and emergency medical services to our residents and travelers. We also maintain aid agreements with neighboring departments so that additional personnel and equipment can be brought in when needed.
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