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Protect Your Community
The CPCFPA aims to protect people, properties, animals, and the environment from wildfires. We do this through outreach, education, fire mitigation, the creation of defensible space, and emergency evacuation plans.
About
The Crescent Park Community Fire Protection Association is a volunteer-led organization tasked with developing fire protection plans and projects to keep the people, properties, animals and the environment in and surrounding Crescent Park safe from damaging and destructive wildfires. Please join us in our efforts to keep our community safe by volunteering, participating in our educational and fire mitigation events, and making donations.
Project
Home Inspection Zone (HIZ) events have been underway in our community at various residential locations and will continue inspecting homes to maintain our Firewise® community status. Learn how to reduce your home's risk of igniting in the event of a wildfire and help fire fighters safely protect your property. Let us know if you want to volunteer for a walk-through inspection of your home.
Donate
The CPCFPA is 501(c)(3) organization so your donations are tax-deductible and we can apply for grants that will fund fire mitigation and emergency evacuation route projects. We appreciate all donations to seed our nonprofit start-up. Please email the association's treasurer, Steve Shelton, to discuss donation options. A donation of $300 qualifies you to receive a free mitigation tool called The Mitagator(tm).
Get Involved
We are grateful to our founding members and association officers for their work in getting the organization up and running in a short period of time, especially Barbara Mazurowski, President, who is the brainchild of this effort. This is an entirely volunteer organization and it will take every resident doing their part to prevent wildfires from consuming our homes and endangering our lives. Please participate, volunteer, and donate. We need everyone!
Breaking News:
We are happy to report that Crescent Park has been awarded the Forest Restoration & Wildfire Risk Mitigation (FRWRM) grant! FRWRM is a state sponsored grant that, along with previously awarded matching grants from Denver Water and Boulder County will total approximately $600,000 for fire mitigation work on 97 acres in Crescent Park this year. This project will be managed by the Colorado State Forest Service. The Crescent Park Community Fire Protection Association has agreed to contribute up to $15,000 in CSFS administrative costs and has asked community members to pledge contributions towards this goal. To date, 28 community members have pledged a total of $11,950 or 80% of our goal! If you have not pledged, we ask that you consider contributing to this very worthy project that will be the largest wildfire mitigation effort since the Crescent Park community was established over 60 years ago.More information will be forthcoming.
Upcoming Events:
CPCFPA Annual Education Event is scheduled for Saturday, April 25, 2026 at the CCCIA Hall. Watch your email for details.