Board of Directors
Service Plan
(The following is a summary from our Service Plan)

The Stonewall Fire Protection District provides fire and other emergency services
within the District boundaries.  These services include, but are not limited to the
following: fire protection, suppression, control for wildland and structure fires;
public information and education; and emergency services.   The District works
with residents, landowners, commercial businesses, and industrial concerns to
provide fire mitigation and safety information, conduct fire inspections, issue burn
permits and monitor and perform prescribed and controlled burns.
7375 Hwy 12 Weston, CO 81091     719-868-3046
28553 Hwy 12 Trinidad, CO 81082
719-846-4287
7585 CR 53.1 Trinidad, CO 81082
no phone



Highway 12 at Arch Lane
no phone

  • We began as the Stonewall Valley Volunteer Fire Department in 1949.  Back then there was only a handful of
    volunteers (maybe 8 or 10) with big hearts, strong backs, but not much of anything else.
  • CF& I Steel Corp. donated the first fire engine (used, of course).
  • The volunteers were known as the “Gray Crew” because all the firefighters were over 50 years old.
  • The District (SFPD) was created by a vote of the people in 1999 and was the culmination of three years of
    intense effort by volunteers.
  • It is supported by tax revenues from a mil levy on property.
  • We have slowly but steadily grown into a volunteer team of approximately 34 men and women firefighters,
    EMTs, Search & Rescue personnel and approximately 30 Auxiliary members.
  • SFPD encompasses 547 square miles of mountainous and foothill terrain on the east slope of the Culebra
    Mountains.
  • Within our boundaries are over 20 housing subdivisions and four established unincorporated communities:
Stonewall
Weston
Segundo
Valdez
many businesses, including the methane gas industry
numerous ranches - large and small,
thousands of acres of undeveloped wildland,
resorts and lakes - public & private

           Multi-unit stations are located in Stonewall, Segundo, LaGarita, Long's Canyon, Wet Canyon and Cuchara Pass Ranches to provide quick strike capability using local volunteers.  Future station is
    planned for Aspen Rose.
The Board of
Directors meet at
the Stonewall
Firehouse the 2nd
Wednesday of the
month at 6:30 p.m.  
These meetings
are open to the
public.
Stonewall Firehouse and Meeting Hall
Longs Canyon Station
Segundo Station
Wet Canyon Station
16200 CR 31.9 Weston, CO 81091
719-868-2249
District Board Meetings
Cuchara Pass Ranch Station
Left to Right:
Treasurer, Marvin "Andy"  Anderson
Secretary, Timothy "Butch" Quinn
Member, Darrell Pedri
Member, Michael Besel
Director, James Baker


Soon to come, picture of the new LaGarita
Fire Station.