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FIRE PREVENTION DIVISION
The Fire Prevention
section is located in the Fire and Emergency Services Administrative
Facility, Building 1805. The Division is staffed with four personnel (one
chief fire inspector and three fire inspectors)

Fire Prevention hosts many fun events to enhance
public awareness of fire safety
The primary services provided by
the division:
- Facility
fire & life safety hazard
- 1500
inspections annually
- 12
million square feet of building to inspect.
- All
Facilities inspected annually or after occupancy change or
construction change in structure
- Target
facilities quarterly inspections (example, healthcare and education
occupancies, PX, commissary.)
- Codes
used by this division include AR 420-1, CFR 420-5, and National Fire
Protection Agency
Codes and Standards Construction:
- Plan
review
- All
new construction
- All
construction projects
- 500
plans/projects annually
Fire Investigation:
- All
fires in jurisdiction investigated for cause and origin
- Investigation
services to neighboring agencies

Sparky is a favorite with any crowd
Public Education:
- School
age fire prevention activities
- Building
fire marshal training
- Daycare
providers fire education
- Fire
drills (education and daycare facilities)
- Children’s
Smoke house demonstration
- Fire
extinguisher training
- Help
for the juvenal fire setter
Prevention Pays Off
One of the Major highlights for
the division are the annual Fire Prevention Week
activities. Each year the program grows in intensity. Each
school on post is visited by Sparky the Firedog and our inspectors with a
message of fire and general safety. Other prevention activities
include a coloring contest with great prizes, a stove fire demonstration,
and safety giveaways for the whole family.
Additional services provided by the division:
- Provide
back up support as firefighters during major incidents
- Logistical
support to operations division
- Rehab
supplies during major incidents and larger wildland
fires
- Maintain
and provide setup of Incident Support Unit (ISU) and mobile Incident
Command Post.

With over 7000 contacts
annually, the message of fire and general safety is making a large impact
on the public. Fire Prevention helps ensure that Injuries and fire loss are
being held ata negligible level. High quality
customer service is our goal, if we can help you identify potential life
safety hazard, set up a training
session, talk about children and fire or answer any questions please
contact any inspector via phone or email.
Fort Carson Fire & Emergency
Services Prevention
Building 1805, Ft Carson, Colorado 80913
Phone: 719.526.2679 Fax: 719.525.1320
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