Wildfire Resources

• CDHSEM Fire Mitigation and Recovery Information - The Colorado Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Management is a go-to resource for information on suppressing fire risks. It’s also the agency in charge of helping Coloradans after a fire.
• CDHSEM Smoke Issues and Tracking Smoke - While not everyone in Colorado has experienced a wildfire, most have avoided time outside due to smoke. This page is focused on air quality and other smoke-related issues.
• Boulder County Wildfire Mitigation - Boulder County saw the devastation firsthand with 2021’s Marshall Fire. Parts of their website are focused on making sure your home is protected from wildfires.
• Watch Duty - An app that provides real-time wildfire alerts and mapping across 22 U.S. west of the Mississippi River. 
• Rocky Mountain Area Coordination Center - This agency is a wildfire and emergency response coordination hub for the Rocky Mountain area. It is a part of the National Interagency Coordination Center, a government agency that helps mobilize resources for wildfires throughout the U.S.

• NOCO Alerts - NOCO Alerts is an emergency alert system for those living in Larimer and Jackson Counties, as well as the Windsor-Severance Fire District. The system sends out evacuations and other need-to-know information. 
• Northern Colorado Fireshed Collaborative - The collaborative is made up of non-profits, community groups, researchers, and federal, state and local agencies. They work to bring awareness of fires and work year round to reduce fire risks.
• Ember Alliance - A non-profit that works with communities to create wildfire planning services and training for wildland firefighters.
• Air Now - Stay updated on air quality reports with this interactive map from multiple government agencies, including the EPA, NOAA and the U.S. Forest Service.