Arvada Fire
Bert Brooks has extensive experience in emergency services and training, currently serving as Course Coordinator at CPFF Honor Guard Academy since March 2011. In addition, Bert has been a Fire Fighter with Arvada Fire Protection District since January 2000. Prior military service includes a decade in the US Navy as a Damage Controlman from November 1988 to March 1998. Bert completed studies at Arvada High School, earning a diploma in General Studies from 1988.
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Arvada Fire
At Arvada Fire, our employees are committed to delivering fire rescue, fire prevention, and emergency medical services that improve your safety, health and overall quality of life. At the center of our mission - preserving life, property and the environment - is a focus on professional and courteous care. It’s about exceeding your expectations, as well as our own. We proudly serve our citizens and each other with dedication, integrity, dependability, courage and respect. Arvada Fire currently maintains 8 active fire stations throughout approximately 41 square miles in the City of Arvada, the northern portion of the City of Wheat Ridge, and portions of unincorporated Jefferson County. Nearly 200 employees serve approximately 133,000 citizens. Arvada Fire provides a wide range of emergency response programs including fire suppression, technical rescue, water rescue, hazardous materials, and emergency medical services. The department also provides numerous community risk reduction programs including business inspections, plan review, home safety visits, school programs, community activities and more.