MVFPD | Divisions - Operations

9119 East County Line Road, Longmont , Colorado 80501  | 303-772-0710

The Mountain View Fire Protection District Operations Division oversees all 911 emergency and non-emergency responses. Deputy Chief Mark Lawley directs the Operations Division.

The Mountain View Fire Protection District operations division is responsible for the care and safety of 50,000 permanent residents and a commuting population of more than 60,000 daily. The District has seven fire station located strategically throughout its 184 square mile district.

The District Operations Division has both career and volunteer personnel assigned to it. The operational responses include all fires, emergency medical calls, hazardous material responses, accidents and public assist calls. The Division staffs 5 stations 24 hours a day with career and volunteer personnel, and operates four advanced life support transport units.

The Operations Division has a number of resources available to it at any given time. Below is a list of apparatus that serve the citizens of Mountain View. In addition, the District has mutual aid agreements with all neighboring jurisdictions.

The Operations Division prides itself on being one of the best-trained and well-versed fire-rescue and EMS forces in the region. Its attitude toward customer service speaks for itself in every member of the organization. With values such as dedication, integrity and professionalism among employees and the public we believe we enhance the quality of life for all those who live in, work in, or visit our District.

The Operations Division is ready to meet our customer's needs at a moment's notice in emergency or non-emergency situations. If you have any questions regarding Operations at Mountain View Fire Protection District you can contact Deputy Chief Lawley or call 303-772-0710.

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