Reference guide for emergency responders in Boulder County. If you are not a firefighter, EMT, or other emergency responder in Boulder County, you will not find this app useful. Try "911 Toolkit" instead.

This app contains a wealth of reference material and links:

FIREFIGHTING
--Wildland Fire Arrival Report
--Wildland Fire Sizeup Example
--Structure Fire IC Checklist
--Wildland Fire IC Checklist
--Structure Protection Checklist
--Fire Weather Report
--Fire Weather Zone 215 (LINK)
--Scott SCBA Safety Checklists
--Hydraulic Formulae
--Passport Accountability System
--Live Burn Guidelines
--Emergency Modes
--Wildland Fire Backgrounder
--Wildland Rates of Spread
--Wildland Tool Markings
--Fire Danger Ratings

EMERGENCY MEDICAL
--Rule 500 Acts Allowed
--EMS Protocols Quiz
--Trauma Activations
--Cardiac and Stroke Alert
--CPR Refresher, Quiz, and Metronome
--Normal Ranges (Vitals)
--EMS Assessment Checklist
--Glascow Coma Scale
--APGAR
--Burn Percentages
--SOAP Documentation
--Colorado Trauma Levels
--National Registry EMT Recert
--National Registry Paramedic Recert
--Verify CO EMS Certs Online (LINK)

COMMUNICATIONS
--Dept Radio Numbers
--Common Radio Channels
--Radio Frequencies
--Pager Tones
--Radio Terminology
--Emergency Comms
--Law Enforcement Codes
--Motorola Pagers Guide
--Bendix King Radios Guide

LOCAL INFO
--Members Only, for BMFPD
--Fire Districts
--CO Fire Dept Codes
--Street Addresses
--Directory of Fire, EMS, Law, and Hospitals
--Emergency Notifications (LINK)

A word on pricing... This is not your typical 99 cent game app. The number of emergency responders in Boulder County is a relatively small number, and engineering time is not cheap, so the price of this app is higher than average. Even still, this is really a labor of love by a volunteer firefighter and not a money making endeavor. This is a very unique collection of local resource and information. Consider your purchase as an investment in a job aid which will grow and be kept up to date for (hopefully) many years to come.