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Jefferson County Emergency Communications Authority

Formation

The State of Colorado under Article 11 of Title 29 of the Colorado Revised Statutes (C.R.S.) as amended provides for the ability of local government entities to enter into agreements for the purpose of providing Emergency Telephone Service.  On October 28, 1983 the following local governments entered into an Intergovernmental Agreement (IGA) to form the Jefferson County Emergency Telephone Service Authority (JCETSA):

 

1.     County of Jefferson

2.     City of Arvada

3.     City of Broomfield

4.     City of Edgewater

5.     City of Golden

6.     City of Lakeside

7.     City of Westminster

8.     City of Wheat Ridge

9.     Town of Lakewood

10.   Town of Morrison

11.   Town of Mountain View

12.   Arvada Fire Protection District (FPD)

13.   Bancroft Fire Department (later merged into the West Metro FPD)

14.   Coal Creek Canyon Fire Protection District

15.   Elk Creek Fire Protection District

16.   Evergreen Fire Protection District

17.   Fairmount Fire Protection District

18.   Genesee Fire Protection District

19.   Inter-Canyon Fire Protection District

20.   Idledale Fire Protection District (later merged into the Genesee FPD)

21.   Indian Hills Fire Protection District

22.   Littleton Fire Protection District

23.   Lakewood Fire Protection District (later merged into the West Metro FPD)

24.   Lookout Mountain Fire Protection District (later merged into the Foothills FPD)

25.   Mt. Vernon Fire Protection District (later merged into the Foothills FPD)

26.   Pleasant View Metro District Fire Department

27.   West Adams Fire Protection District (later merged into the North Metro Fire Rescue District)

28.   Wheat Ridge Fire Protection District (later merged into the West Metro FPD)

 

Today there are 24 local government agencies that are signatory to the IGA.

Location

Jefferson County, Colorado

Established

1983

Website

Jefferson County Emergency Communications Authority

Phone Number

303-539-3410

District Team

  • Mike GarciaAccounting Manager
  • Bill FacklerAccountant
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