Education
Be our partner in fire safety
Part of fighting fires is to prevent them from ever starting. Community safety as a whole is another great concern. That's why the Castle Rock Fire and Rescue Department has a dedicated division for fire and life safety education.
Due to health regulations, we are not conducting walk-in tours or scheduling stations visits at this time. We are currently offering virtual education! Submit the virtual education form and a department representative will get in touch to schedule your event.
Current offerings:
- Car Seat Safety and Inspections
- Fire Prevention
- Safety Tips
- Virtual Fire Station Tours
- Virtual Safety Talks
- Senior Safety and Injury Prevention
- Smoke Alarm Assistance
If you have questions about a service we offer, please send us an email.
- Why doesn't Castle Rock have tornado sirens?
- How do I become a firefighter?
- What I can or cannot do during the fire restrictions?
- Why do you send a fire truck when someone calls for an ambulance?
- Will I get a bill from the fire department if you come and rescue me?
- Who buys the food when you are at the grocery store?
- How many firefighters are on duty on any given day?
- What is your shift schedule like?
- Are all firefighters paramedics? What’s the difference between an EMT and a Paramedic?
- Do you have a fire dog?
- Why do the fire apparatus park in the fire lane when they are at the grocery store?
- What hospital will you take me to?
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