Dear Editor,The Gilpin County Board of County Commissioners, Sheriff’s Office, Timberline Fire Protection District and Gilpin Ambulance Authority urge all of our county residents and businesses to
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Dear Editor,
The Gilpin County Board of County Commissioners, Sheriff’s Office, Timberline Fire Protection District and Gilpin Ambulance Authority urge all of our county residents and businesses to be wildfire aware and prepared to evacuate should our county have a fire during these very hot and dry times.
Following is information to 1) sign up for HyperReach, the 911 phone system that will alert you of a wildfire or other disaster; and 2) the Emergency Preparedness Guide to be sure you have your list of essential items and actions in case of evacuation.
HyperReach sign-up number; it only takes a minute to sign up: TEXT: 720-707-1694 and type in GilpinAlerts. For the Emergency Preparedness Guide go to hhtps://www.gilpincountysheriff.com/community-info.
If questions, please call the Sheriff’s Office at 303-582-1060 or go to the Sheriff’s Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/GilpinSheriff. You can also call the Gilpin County Administration offices at 303-582-5214.
BE SAFE AND PLAN AHEAD. THANK YOU!
Linda Isenhart, Gail Watson and Ron Engels
Gilpin County Commissioners
