The Residential and Commercial KNOX-BOX is a high security key safe that only the Pinewood Fire Department can Access. With a Residential or Commercial KNOX-BOX installed, the Pinewood Fire Department can respond quickly, without forcing entry. We simply remove your entrance key stored inside, provide emergency assistance and re-lock your door after your emergency has […]
The Pinewood Fire Department has implemented a standard on house numbers and application. Provided by the Pinewood Fire Department to our community members at no cost, this can greatly impact and improve the response to your emergency! By having a standard for all property owners, it provides an eye catching appearance for emergency responders in […]
Station tours are scheduled by our Fire Department Administrative staff. This is a wonderful opportunity to come out and learn how a fire station operates, meet the fire crews and learn more about the fire apparatus used by our department. Guests will learn about the many types of firefighting and rescue equipment carried on a […]
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) The Pinewood Fire Department in conjunction with UPFF local 1505 provides CPR training once a month from June through Sept. Heart attack, drowning, electric shock, and other problems may cause a person’s heart to stop pumping blood. Studies show that effective CPR right away improves survival from cardiac arrest. You never know […]
In the midst of winter storms, buried hydrants can cause dangerous delays in the ability of fire fighters to respond to fire emergencies. Heavy snows can often hide fire hydrants under a mountain of snow making them nearly impossible to locate and access them quickly. In the event of a fire, fire fighters have to […]
The PFD Apparatus The Pinewood Fire District protects a diverse and challenging area. The community of Munds Park ranges from large/spacious to small & densely arranged homes with varying topography. The surrounding areas that we protect, contain very remote areas that may be heavily wooded, surrounded by mountaintops/canyons, and can pose numerous response challenges. In […]
The Interagency Bear Jaw Fire and Fuels Management crew incorporates employees for Highlands and Pinewood Fire Districts. Our vision is to be recognized as knowledgeable and accessible professionals capable of providing the community with essential fire safety and ecosystem management services. It is through; professionalism, community and natural resource protection, leadership, accessibility, flexibility and continuous […]
Robert Rose I was born in Wichita, Kansas in 1947. My father, who had flown transports over the “Hump”( the Himalaya Mountains) in World War Two, was recalled to the Air Force when the Korean War broke out. He decided to make it a career and we were transferred to Denver in 1955. That was […]
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Munds Park’s surrounding Forest enhances the beauty and solitude of this tranquil community but also adds a high threat of destruction from a wildfire. In, 2010 a group of dedicated community members organized to form an alliance against this threat. This group opted to pursue achieving FIREWISE Communities USA status. FIREWISE Communities USA is a […]
