The Fort Collins Interagency Dispatch Center (FTC) is one of nine Interagency Dispatch Centers in the Rocky Mountain Area. The purpose of the FTC is to manage wildland fires and the mobilization of wildland firefighting resources in the Northern Front Range and Northeast Colorado. The Northern Colorado Front Range Wildfire Cooperators (NFRWC) Board of Directors is made up of representatives from the Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forests, Rocky Mountain National Park, the US Fish and Wildlife Service, the Colorado State Forest Service, Boulder County, Clear Creek County, Gilpin County, Grand County, Larimer County, the City of Boulder Fire Department, and Poudre Fire Authority. The NFRWC advises the FTC Interagency Dispatch Center on matters of wildland fire management and cooperation. Numerous Volunteer Fire Departments and Fire Protection Districts in the Northern Front Range and Northeast Colorado participate in local, regional, and national interagency wildland fire management through the Fort Collins Interagency Dispatch Center.

As you navigate this website, it will become obvious that it is technical in design and is primarily for use by local and geographic area wildland fire managers and firefighters.For the general public, this website may not meet your needs. If this is the case, please check out the National Fire News website, provided by the National Interagency Fire Center, and the InciWeb website, provided as a guide to large fire incidents throughout the United States.