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This should re-extend that five-mile radius and tide us over until we get our new fire station built at the north end of Silverthorne. If your rates were affected by this, it might be worth calling your agent. (To be certain, insurance rates have gone up everywhere, and for lots of other reasons, too.) Kudos to the management at Buffalo Mountain Storage for blowing in insulation and installing heaters and an electrical outlet to meet our needs. One of fire-medics has dubbed this unit "Station 9-1/2," because it's not quite Station 10, the designation for our once-and-future Silverthorne station. Summit Fire has begun staging a spare engine at Buffalo Mountain Storage in Silverthorne to help ease insurance costs for residences at the north end of town that had been penalized for being more than five miles from the closest engine. 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This should re-extend that five-mile radius and tide us over until we get our new fire station built at the north end of Silverthorne. If your rates were affected by this, it might be worth calling your agent. (To be certain, insurance rates have gone up everywhere, and for lots of other reasons, too.) Kudos to the management at Buffalo Mountain Storage for blowing in insulation and installing heaters and an electrical outlet to meet our needs. One of fire-medics has dubbed this unit "Station 9-1/2," because it's not quite Station 10, the designation for our once-and-future Silverthorne station. Summit Fire has begun staging a spare engine at Buffalo Mountain Storage in Silverthorne to help ease insurance costs for residences at the north end of town that had been penalized for being more than five miles from the closest engine. Feb. 21, 2023 update: At the Summit Fire &amp; EMS Board meeting in January, district officials disclosed aspirations to break ground on the new Silverthorne fire station in the fall of 2023. But a timeline drawn up by SEH Architecture, which considers the length of time involved with the permitting process with the town and other factors, indicates that our hopes may have been a bit ambitious. Although the desire remains to start construction this year, crews will be pushing to beat the onset of winter, and groundbreaking ultimately may need to be pushed back until spring of 2024. The proposed timeline leading to construction of the Silverthorne fire station as drafted by SEH Architecture.While town officials have vowed to work as quickly as possible, part of its typical 90-day review period – when the proposal is being considered by outside agencies such as the Colorado Department of Transportation, for example – is not under town control. “We’re going to work with them to expedite anything in here that we possibly can,” Chief Travis Davis told the Board. “When we made the statement last month about shooting to break ground in the fall, we felt it allowed ample time to get through the design/engineering and permitting phase as such to at least break ground and have a foundation poured before the end of the year. Now knowing what we’re truly up against as it pertains to the required waiting periods and the amount of time to complete the actual work leading up to the construction phase, meeting our goal of breaking ground in the fall is being replaced with the reality of actually getting to work in the Spring of 2024." Jan. 17, 2023 update: At the Summit Fire &amp; EMS Board meeting, Chief Davis provided the latest information about the station to the Board and the public. Among the highlights: <ul><li>SF&amp;EMS will sign a contract with Buffalo Mountain Storage to rent one of its new RV units for the staging of an unstaffed fire engine. 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This should re-extend that five-mile radius and tide us over until we get our new fire station built at the north end of Silverthorne. If your rates were affected by this, it might be worth calling your agent. (To be certain, insurance rates have gone up everywhere, and for lots of other reasons, too.) Kudos to the management at Buffalo Mountain Storage for blowing in insulation and installing heaters and an electrical outlet to meet our needs. One of fire-medics has dubbed this unit "Station 9-1/2," because it's not quite Station 10, the designation for our once-and-future Silverthorne station. Summit Fire has begun staging a spare engine at Buffalo Mountain Storage in Silverthorne to help ease insurance costs for residences at the north end of town that had been penalized for being more than five miles from the closest engine. Feb. 21, 2023 update: At the Summit Fire &amp; EMS Board meeting in January, district officials disclosed aspirations to break ground on the new Silverthorne fire station in the fall of 2023. But a timeline drawn up by SEH Architecture, which considers the length of time involved with the permitting process with the town and other factors, indicates that our hopes may have been a bit ambitious. Although the desire remains to start construction this year, crews will be pushing to beat the onset of winter, and groundbreaking ultimately may need to be pushed back until spring of 2024. The proposed timeline leading to construction of the Silverthorne fire station as drafted by SEH Architecture.While town officials have vowed to work as quickly as possible, part of its typical 90-day review period – when the proposal is being considered by outside agencies such as the Colorado Department of Transportation, for example – is not under town control. “We’re going to work with them to expedite anything in here that we possibly can,” Chief Travis Davis told the Board. “When we made the statement last month about shooting to break ground in the fall, we felt it allowed ample time to get through the design/engineering and permitting phase as such to at least break ground and have a foundation poured before the end of the year. Now knowing what we’re truly up against as it pertains to the required waiting periods and the amount of time to complete the actual work leading up to the construction phase, meeting our goal of breaking ground in the fall is being replaced with the reality of actually getting to work in the Spring of 2024." Jan. 17, 2023 update: At the Summit Fire &amp; EMS Board meeting, Chief Davis provided the latest information about the station to the Board and the public. Among the highlights: <ul><li>SF&amp;EMS will sign a contract with Buffalo Mountain Storage to rent one of its new RV units for the staging of an unstaffed fire engine. 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While we will answer your inquiry personally, your question may be one shared by lots of others in the community, and, if so, we also would like to include our response here. Also, please revisit this page periodically, as we will provide updates in our progress in links added here. One design concept being considered for the future Silverthorne fire station.', 'en') (Line: 118) Drupal\\filter\\Element\\ProcessedText::preRenderText(Array) call_user_func_array(Array, Array) (Line: 101) Drupal\\Core\\Render\\Renderer->doTrustedCallback(Array, Array, 'Render #pre_render callbacks must be methods of a class that implements \\Drupal\\Core\\Security\\TrustedCallbackInterface or be an anonymous function. The callback was %s. 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We will publish regular updates here. Architect's rendering of the proposed Summit Fire &amp; EMS fire station in SilverthorneSeptember 6, 2023, update: The Silverthorne Planning Commission approved the preliminary site plan and now have sent the project to the Silverthorne Town Council. Coverage in the Summit Daily News <a href="https://www.summitdaily.com/news/silverthorne-fire-station-site-plan-gets-approved-yet-the-planning-process-remains-in-the-works/">here</a>. August 15, 2023, update: We had a good turnout of locals to our open house to review designs for the new fire station. The latest design includes a few minor modifications, including a hose tower on the north side of the building, which will be used for training. The proposal now is headed to the Silverthorne Planning Commission for review. Local residents attend an open house to review proposed designs for the Silverthorne fire station on 2023 August 15 at the Silverthorne Pavilion. August 2, 2023 update: Summit Fire &amp; EMS will be hosting a public meeting for information about the future Silverthorne fire station on Tuesday, Aug. 15, from 6-8 p.m. at the Silverthorne Pavilion, 400 Blue River Parkway. This will be to review the preliminary plan for construction prior to the town planning commission hearing. Questions about the meeting may be directed to Division Chief Kim McDonald at <a href="mailto:kmcdonald@summitfire.org">kmcdonald@summitfire.org</a> or (970) 262-5100, ext. 521. July 21, 2023, update: The "coming soon" sign has been put up at the future site for our new Silverthorne Fire Station at the north end of town. SF&amp;EMS is midway through the permitting process with the town, and we remain on track to break ground early in 2024. The "coming soon" sign has gone up at the site of our future Silverthorne fire station May 15, 2023, update: The SF&amp;EMS Board at its regular meeting today approved the contract with Hyder Construction and SEH Architects for the construction management and design and engineering phase of the new Silverthorne fire station. Additionally, Chief Travis Davis announced that the initial paperwork has been submitted to the town of Silverthorne for its review process, which typically can take up to 90 days to gain approval. April 18, 2023, update: Summit Fire &amp; EMS Chief Travis Davis announced at today's SF&amp;EMS Board meeting that the organization has selected Denver-based Hyder Construction to serve as construction manager and general contractor for the new Silverthorne fire station. While the contract still is being hammered out, the projected cost of the project is about $8.5 million to $10 million (figure updated August 18, 2023), and the board expects to have a final version by next month. Based on a timeline for the routine planning, review and approval processes, groundbreaking likely will not occur until early 2024. A preliminary design of the proposed Silverthorne fire station. April 12, 2023 update: Summit Fire &amp; EMS backed a reserve engine into a snug unit at Buffalo Mountain Storage this afternoon, creating a bit of temporary property-insurance relief for some resident at the north end of Silverthorne. Ever since we vacated our old administration building at Blue River Parkway and Fourth Street last year, SF&amp;EMS has not had a presence in town, and some insurance companies charge more for some residences if they are not within a five-mile radius of where the closest engine is staged. This should re-extend that five-mile radius and tide us over until we get our new fire station built at the north end of Silverthorne. If your rates were affected by this, it might be worth calling your agent. (To be certain, insurance rates have gone up everywhere, and for lots of other reasons, too.) Kudos to the management at Buffalo Mountain Storage for blowing in insulation and installing heaters and an electrical outlet to meet our needs. One of fire-medics has dubbed this unit "Station 9-1/2," because it's not quite Station 10, the designation for our once-and-future Silverthorne station. Summit Fire has begun staging a spare engine at Buffalo Mountain Storage in Silverthorne to help ease insurance costs for residences at the north end of town that had been penalized for being more than five miles from the closest engine. Feb. 21, 2023 update: At the Summit Fire &amp; EMS Board meeting in January, district officials disclosed aspirations to break ground on the new Silverthorne fire station in the fall of 2023. But a timeline drawn up by SEH Architecture, which considers the length of time involved with the permitting process with the town and other factors, indicates that our hopes may have been a bit ambitious. Although the desire remains to start construction this year, crews will be pushing to beat the onset of winter, and groundbreaking ultimately may need to be pushed back until spring of 2024. The proposed timeline leading to construction of the Silverthorne fire station as drafted by SEH Architecture.While town officials have vowed to work as quickly as possible, part of its typical 90-day review period – when the proposal is being considered by outside agencies such as the Colorado Department of Transportation, for example – is not under town control. “We’re going to work with them to expedite anything in here that we possibly can,” Chief Travis Davis told the Board. “When we made the statement last month about shooting to break ground in the fall, we felt it allowed ample time to get through the design/engineering and permitting phase as such to at least break ground and have a foundation poured before the end of the year. Now knowing what we’re truly up against as it pertains to the required waiting periods and the amount of time to complete the actual work leading up to the construction phase, meeting our goal of breaking ground in the fall is being replaced with the reality of actually getting to work in the Spring of 2024." Jan. 17, 2023 update: At the Summit Fire &amp; EMS Board meeting, Chief Davis provided the latest information about the station to the Board and the public. Among the highlights: <ul><li>SF&amp;EMS will sign a contract with Buffalo Mountain Storage to rent one of its new RV units for the staging of an unstaffed fire engine. 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While we will answer your inquiry personally, your question may be one shared by lots of others in the community, and, if so, we also would like to include our response here. Also, please revisit this page periodically, as we will provide updates in our progress in links added here. One design concept being considered for the future Silverthorne fire station.', 'en') (Line: 118) Drupal\\filter\\Element\\ProcessedText::preRenderText(Array) call_user_func_array(Array, Array) (Line: 101) Drupal\\Core\\Render\\Renderer->doTrustedCallback(Array, Array, 'Render #pre_render callbacks must be methods of a class that implements \\Drupal\\Core\\Security\\TrustedCallbackInterface or be an anonymous function. The callback was %s. 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We will publish regular updates here. Architect's rendering of the proposed Summit Fire &amp; EMS fire station in SilverthorneSeptember 6, 2023, update: The Silverthorne Planning Commission approved the preliminary site plan and now have sent the project to the Silverthorne Town Council. Coverage in the Summit Daily News <a href="https://www.summitdaily.com/news/silverthorne-fire-station-site-plan-gets-approved-yet-the-planning-process-remains-in-the-works/">here</a>. August 15, 2023, update: We had a good turnout of locals to our open house to review designs for the new fire station. The latest design includes a few minor modifications, including a hose tower on the north side of the building, which will be used for training. The proposal now is headed to the Silverthorne Planning Commission for review. Local residents attend an open house to review proposed designs for the Silverthorne fire station on 2023 August 15 at the Silverthorne Pavilion. August 2, 2023 update: Summit Fire &amp; EMS will be hosting a public meeting for information about the future Silverthorne fire station on Tuesday, Aug. 15, from 6-8 p.m. at the Silverthorne Pavilion, 400 Blue River Parkway. This will be to review the preliminary plan for construction prior to the town planning commission hearing. Questions about the meeting may be directed to Division Chief Kim McDonald at <a href="mailto:kmcdonald@summitfire.org">kmcdonald@summitfire.org</a> or (970) 262-5100, ext. 521. July 21, 2023, update: The "coming soon" sign has been put up at the future site for our new Silverthorne Fire Station at the north end of town. SF&amp;EMS is midway through the permitting process with the town, and we remain on track to break ground early in 2024. The "coming soon" sign has gone up at the site of our future Silverthorne fire station May 15, 2023, update: The SF&amp;EMS Board at its regular meeting today approved the contract with Hyder Construction and SEH Architects for the construction management and design and engineering phase of the new Silverthorne fire station. Additionally, Chief Travis Davis announced that the initial paperwork has been submitted to the town of Silverthorne for its review process, which typically can take up to 90 days to gain approval. April 18, 2023, update: Summit Fire &amp; EMS Chief Travis Davis announced at today's SF&amp;EMS Board meeting that the organization has selected Denver-based Hyder Construction to serve as construction manager and general contractor for the new Silverthorne fire station. While the contract still is being hammered out, the projected cost of the project is about $8.5 million to $10 million (figure updated August 18, 2023), and the board expects to have a final version by next month. Based on a timeline for the routine planning, review and approval processes, groundbreaking likely will not occur until early 2024. A preliminary design of the proposed Silverthorne fire station. April 12, 2023 update: Summit Fire &amp; EMS backed a reserve engine into a snug unit at Buffalo Mountain Storage this afternoon, creating a bit of temporary property-insurance relief for some resident at the north end of Silverthorne. Ever since we vacated our old administration building at Blue River Parkway and Fourth Street last year, SF&amp;EMS has not had a presence in town, and some insurance companies charge more for some residences if they are not within a five-mile radius of where the closest engine is staged. This should re-extend that five-mile radius and tide us over until we get our new fire station built at the north end of Silverthorne. If your rates were affected by this, it might be worth calling your agent. (To be certain, insurance rates have gone up everywhere, and for lots of other reasons, too.) Kudos to the management at Buffalo Mountain Storage for blowing in insulation and installing heaters and an electrical outlet to meet our needs. One of fire-medics has dubbed this unit "Station 9-1/2," because it's not quite Station 10, the designation for our once-and-future Silverthorne station. Summit Fire has begun staging a spare engine at Buffalo Mountain Storage in Silverthorne to help ease insurance costs for residences at the north end of town that had been penalized for being more than five miles from the closest engine. Feb. 21, 2023 update: At the Summit Fire &amp; EMS Board meeting in January, district officials disclosed aspirations to break ground on the new Silverthorne fire station in the fall of 2023. But a timeline drawn up by SEH Architecture, which considers the length of time involved with the permitting process with the town and other factors, indicates that our hopes may have been a bit ambitious. Although the desire remains to start construction this year, crews will be pushing to beat the onset of winter, and groundbreaking ultimately may need to be pushed back until spring of 2024. The proposed timeline leading to construction of the Silverthorne fire station as drafted by SEH Architecture.While town officials have vowed to work as quickly as possible, part of its typical 90-day review period – when the proposal is being considered by outside agencies such as the Colorado Department of Transportation, for example – is not under town control. “We’re going to work with them to expedite anything in here that we possibly can,” Chief Travis Davis told the Board. “When we made the statement last month about shooting to break ground in the fall, we felt it allowed ample time to get through the design/engineering and permitting phase as such to at least break ground and have a foundation poured before the end of the year. Now knowing what we’re truly up against as it pertains to the required waiting periods and the amount of time to complete the actual work leading up to the construction phase, meeting our goal of breaking ground in the fall is being replaced with the reality of actually getting to work in the Spring of 2024." Jan. 17, 2023 update: At the Summit Fire &amp; EMS Board meeting, Chief Davis provided the latest information about the station to the Board and the public. Among the highlights: <ul><li>SF&amp;EMS will sign a contract with Buffalo Mountain Storage to rent one of its new RV units for the staging of an unstaffed fire engine. The unit is being retrofitted with insulation, power and heat, and when it becomes available, it will extend the "reach" of the five-mile radius north as far as Summit Sky Ranch, for ISO purposes.</li> <li>RFPs for the lead planning and construction firm for the new Silverthorne fire station will be available for download on this website on Monday, Jan. 23, and the window will be open until the end of business on Monday, Feb. 27.</li> <li>Groundbreaking for the new fire station, assuming all goes smoothly in the permitting, contracting and materials-acquisition processes, is anticipated to be in the fall of 2023. </li> </ul>If you have other questions about our efforts to establish a new fire station in Silverthorne, please feel free to contact the SF&amp;EMS Community Resource Officer at <a href="mailto:pio@summitfire.org">pio@summitfire.org</a>. While we will answer your inquiry personally, your question may be one shared by lots of others in the community, and, if so, we also would like to include our response here. Also, please revisit this page periodically, as we will provide updates in our progress in links added here. One design concept being considered for the future Silverthorne fire station.', 'en') (Line: 118) Drupal\\filter\\Element\\ProcessedText::preRenderText(Array) call_user_func_array(Array, Array) (Line: 101) Drupal\\Core\\Render\\Renderer->doTrustedCallback(Array, Array, 'Render #pre_render callbacks must be methods of a class that implements \\Drupal\\Core\\Security\\TrustedCallbackInterface or be an anonymous function. The callback was %s. 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We will publish regular updates here. Architect's rendering of the proposed Summit Fire &amp; EMS fire station in SilverthorneSeptember 6, 2023, update: The Silverthorne Planning Commission approved the preliminary site plan and now have sent the project to the Silverthorne Town Council. Coverage in the Summit Daily News <a href="https://www.summitdaily.com/news/silverthorne-fire-station-site-plan-gets-approved-yet-the-planning-process-remains-in-the-works/">here</a>. August 15, 2023, update: We had a good turnout of locals to our open house to review designs for the new fire station. The latest design includes a few minor modifications, including a hose tower on the north side of the building, which will be used for training. The proposal now is headed to the Silverthorne Planning Commission for review. Local residents attend an open house to review proposed designs for the Silverthorne fire station on 2023 August 15 at the Silverthorne Pavilion. August 2, 2023 update: Summit Fire &amp; EMS will be hosting a public meeting for information about the future Silverthorne fire station on Tuesday, Aug. 15, from 6-8 p.m. at the Silverthorne Pavilion, 400 Blue River Parkway. This will be to review the preliminary plan for construction prior to the town planning commission hearing. Questions about the meeting may be directed to Division Chief Kim McDonald at <a href="mailto:kmcdonald@summitfire.org">kmcdonald@summitfire.org</a> or (970) 262-5100, ext. 521. July 21, 2023, update: The "coming soon" sign has been put up at the future site for our new Silverthorne Fire Station at the north end of town. SF&amp;EMS is midway through the permitting process with the town, and we remain on track to break ground early in 2024. The "coming soon" sign has gone up at the site of our future Silverthorne fire station May 15, 2023, update: The SF&amp;EMS Board at its regular meeting today approved the contract with Hyder Construction and SEH Architects for the construction management and design and engineering phase of the new Silverthorne fire station. Additionally, Chief Travis Davis announced that the initial paperwork has been submitted to the town of Silverthorne for its review process, which typically can take up to 90 days to gain approval. April 18, 2023, update: Summit Fire &amp; EMS Chief Travis Davis announced at today's SF&amp;EMS Board meeting that the organization has selected Denver-based Hyder Construction to serve as construction manager and general contractor for the new Silverthorne fire station. While the contract still is being hammered out, the projected cost of the project is about $8.5 million to $10 million (figure updated August 18, 2023), and the board expects to have a final version by next month. Based on a timeline for the routine planning, review and approval processes, groundbreaking likely will not occur until early 2024. A preliminary design of the proposed Silverthorne fire station. April 12, 2023 update: Summit Fire &amp; EMS backed a reserve engine into a snug unit at Buffalo Mountain Storage this afternoon, creating a bit of temporary property-insurance relief for some resident at the north end of Silverthorne. Ever since we vacated our old administration building at Blue River Parkway and Fourth Street last year, SF&amp;EMS has not had a presence in town, and some insurance companies charge more for some residences if they are not within a five-mile radius of where the closest engine is staged. This should re-extend that five-mile radius and tide us over until we get our new fire station built at the north end of Silverthorne. If your rates were affected by this, it might be worth calling your agent. (To be certain, insurance rates have gone up everywhere, and for lots of other reasons, too.) Kudos to the management at Buffalo Mountain Storage for blowing in insulation and installing heaters and an electrical outlet to meet our needs. One of fire-medics has dubbed this unit "Station 9-1/2," because it's not quite Station 10, the designation for our once-and-future Silverthorne station. Summit Fire has begun staging a spare engine at Buffalo Mountain Storage in Silverthorne to help ease insurance costs for residences at the north end of town that had been penalized for being more than five miles from the closest engine. Feb. 21, 2023 update: At the Summit Fire &amp; EMS Board meeting in January, district officials disclosed aspirations to break ground on the new Silverthorne fire station in the fall of 2023. But a timeline drawn up by SEH Architecture, which considers the length of time involved with the permitting process with the town and other factors, indicates that our hopes may have been a bit ambitious. Although the desire remains to start construction this year, crews will be pushing to beat the onset of winter, and groundbreaking ultimately may need to be pushed back until spring of 2024. The proposed timeline leading to construction of the Silverthorne fire station as drafted by SEH Architecture.While town officials have vowed to work as quickly as possible, part of its typical 90-day review period – when the proposal is being considered by outside agencies such as the Colorado Department of Transportation, for example – is not under town control. “We’re going to work with them to expedite anything in here that we possibly can,” Chief Travis Davis told the Board. “When we made the statement last month about shooting to break ground in the fall, we felt it allowed ample time to get through the design/engineering and permitting phase as such to at least break ground and have a foundation poured before the end of the year. Now knowing what we’re truly up against as it pertains to the required waiting periods and the amount of time to complete the actual work leading up to the construction phase, meeting our goal of breaking ground in the fall is being replaced with the reality of actually getting to work in the Spring of 2024." Jan. 17, 2023 update: At the Summit Fire &amp; EMS Board meeting, Chief Davis provided the latest information about the station to the Board and the public. Among the highlights: <ul><li>SF&amp;EMS will sign a contract with Buffalo Mountain Storage to rent one of its new RV units for the staging of an unstaffed fire engine. 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While we will answer your inquiry personally, your question may be one shared by lots of others in the community, and, if so, we also would like to include our response here. Also, please revisit this page periodically, as we will provide updates in our progress in links added here. One design concept being considered for the future Silverthorne fire station.', 'en') (Line: 118) Drupal\\filter\\Element\\ProcessedText::preRenderText(Array) call_user_func_array(Array, Array) (Line: 101) Drupal\\Core\\Render\\Renderer->doTrustedCallback(Array, Array, 'Render #pre_render callbacks must be methods of a class that implements \\Drupal\\Core\\Security\\TrustedCallbackInterface or be an anonymous function. The callback was %s. 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We will publish regular updates here. Architect's rendering of the proposed Summit Fire &amp; EMS fire station in SilverthorneSeptember 6, 2023, update: The Silverthorne Planning Commission approved the preliminary site plan and now have sent the project to the Silverthorne Town Council. Coverage in the Summit Daily News <a href="https://www.summitdaily.com/news/silverthorne-fire-station-site-plan-gets-approved-yet-the-planning-process-remains-in-the-works/">here</a>. August 15, 2023, update: We had a good turnout of locals to our open house to review designs for the new fire station. The latest design includes a few minor modifications, including a hose tower on the north side of the building, which will be used for training. The proposal now is headed to the Silverthorne Planning Commission for review. Local residents attend an open house to review proposed designs for the Silverthorne fire station on 2023 August 15 at the Silverthorne Pavilion. August 2, 2023 update: Summit Fire &amp; EMS will be hosting a public meeting for information about the future Silverthorne fire station on Tuesday, Aug. 15, from 6-8 p.m. at the Silverthorne Pavilion, 400 Blue River Parkway. This will be to review the preliminary plan for construction prior to the town planning commission hearing. Questions about the meeting may be directed to Division Chief Kim McDonald at <a href="mailto:kmcdonald@summitfire.org">kmcdonald@summitfire.org</a> or (970) 262-5100, ext. 521. July 21, 2023, update: The "coming soon" sign has been put up at the future site for our new Silverthorne Fire Station at the north end of town. SF&amp;EMS is midway through the permitting process with the town, and we remain on track to break ground early in 2024. The "coming soon" sign has gone up at the site of our future Silverthorne fire station May 15, 2023, update: The SF&amp;EMS Board at its regular meeting today approved the contract with Hyder Construction and SEH Architects for the construction management and design and engineering phase of the new Silverthorne fire station. Additionally, Chief Travis Davis announced that the initial paperwork has been submitted to the town of Silverthorne for its review process, which typically can take up to 90 days to gain approval. April 18, 2023, update: Summit Fire &amp; EMS Chief Travis Davis announced at today's SF&amp;EMS Board meeting that the organization has selected Denver-based Hyder Construction to serve as construction manager and general contractor for the new Silverthorne fire station. While the contract still is being hammered out, the projected cost of the project is about $8.5 million to $10 million (figure updated August 18, 2023), and the board expects to have a final version by next month. Based on a timeline for the routine planning, review and approval processes, groundbreaking likely will not occur until early 2024. A preliminary design of the proposed Silverthorne fire station. April 12, 2023 update: Summit Fire &amp; EMS backed a reserve engine into a snug unit at Buffalo Mountain Storage this afternoon, creating a bit of temporary property-insurance relief for some resident at the north end of Silverthorne. Ever since we vacated our old administration building at Blue River Parkway and Fourth Street last year, SF&amp;EMS has not had a presence in town, and some insurance companies charge more for some residences if they are not within a five-mile radius of where the closest engine is staged. This should re-extend that five-mile radius and tide us over until we get our new fire station built at the north end of Silverthorne. If your rates were affected by this, it might be worth calling your agent. (To be certain, insurance rates have gone up everywhere, and for lots of other reasons, too.) Kudos to the management at Buffalo Mountain Storage for blowing in insulation and installing heaters and an electrical outlet to meet our needs. One of fire-medics has dubbed this unit "Station 9-1/2," because it's not quite Station 10, the designation for our once-and-future Silverthorne station. Summit Fire has begun staging a spare engine at Buffalo Mountain Storage in Silverthorne to help ease insurance costs for residences at the north end of town that had been penalized for being more than five miles from the closest engine. Feb. 21, 2023 update: At the Summit Fire &amp; EMS Board meeting in January, district officials disclosed aspirations to break ground on the new Silverthorne fire station in the fall of 2023. But a timeline drawn up by SEH Architecture, which considers the length of time involved with the permitting process with the town and other factors, indicates that our hopes may have been a bit ambitious. Although the desire remains to start construction this year, crews will be pushing to beat the onset of winter, and groundbreaking ultimately may need to be pushed back until spring of 2024. The proposed timeline leading to construction of the Silverthorne fire station as drafted by SEH Architecture.While town officials have vowed to work as quickly as possible, part of its typical 90-day review period – when the proposal is being considered by outside agencies such as the Colorado Department of Transportation, for example – is not under town control. “We’re going to work with them to expedite anything in here that we possibly can,” Chief Travis Davis told the Board. “When we made the statement last month about shooting to break ground in the fall, we felt it allowed ample time to get through the design/engineering and permitting phase as such to at least break ground and have a foundation poured before the end of the year. Now knowing what we’re truly up against as it pertains to the required waiting periods and the amount of time to complete the actual work leading up to the construction phase, meeting our goal of breaking ground in the fall is being replaced with the reality of actually getting to work in the Spring of 2024." Jan. 17, 2023 update: At the Summit Fire &amp; EMS Board meeting, Chief Davis provided the latest information about the station to the Board and the public. Among the highlights: <ul><li>SF&amp;EMS will sign a contract with Buffalo Mountain Storage to rent one of its new RV units for the staging of an unstaffed fire engine. The unit is being retrofitted with insulation, power and heat, and when it becomes available, it will extend the "reach" of the five-mile radius north as far as Summit Sky Ranch, for ISO purposes.</li> <li>RFPs for the lead planning and construction firm for the new Silverthorne fire station will be available for download on this website on Monday, Jan. 23, and the window will be open until the end of business on Monday, Feb. 27.</li> <li>Groundbreaking for the new fire station, assuming all goes smoothly in the permitting, contracting and materials-acquisition processes, is anticipated to be in the fall of 2023. </li> </ul>If you have other questions about our efforts to establish a new fire station in Silverthorne, please feel free to contact the SF&amp;EMS Community Resource Officer at <a href="mailto:pio@summitfire.org">pio@summitfire.org</a>. While we will answer your inquiry personally, your question may be one shared by lots of others in the community, and, if so, we also would like to include our response here. Also, please revisit this page periodically, as we will provide updates in our progress in links added here. One design concept being considered for the future Silverthorne fire station.', 'en') (Line: 118) Drupal\\filter\\Element\\ProcessedText::preRenderText(Array) call_user_func_array(Array, Array) (Line: 101) Drupal\\Core\\Render\\Renderer->doTrustedCallback(Array, Array, 'Render #pre_render callbacks must be methods of a class that implements \\Drupal\\Core\\Security\\TrustedCallbackInterface or be an anonymous function. The callback was %s. 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We will publish regular updates here. Architect's rendering of the proposed Summit Fire &amp; EMS fire station in SilverthorneSeptember 6, 2023, update: The Silverthorne Planning Commission approved the preliminary site plan and now have sent the project to the Silverthorne Town Council. Coverage in the Summit Daily News <a href="https://www.summitdaily.com/news/silverthorne-fire-station-site-plan-gets-approved-yet-the-planning-process-remains-in-the-works/">here</a>. August 15, 2023, update: We had a good turnout of locals to our open house to review designs for the new fire station. The latest design includes a few minor modifications, including a hose tower on the north side of the building, which will be used for training. The proposal now is headed to the Silverthorne Planning Commission for review. Local residents attend an open house to review proposed designs for the Silverthorne fire station on 2023 August 15 at the Silverthorne Pavilion. August 2, 2023 update: Summit Fire &amp; EMS will be hosting a public meeting for information about the future Silverthorne fire station on Tuesday, Aug. 15, from 6-8 p.m. at the Silverthorne Pavilion, 400 Blue River Parkway. This will be to review the preliminary plan for construction prior to the town planning commission hearing. Questions about the meeting may be directed to Division Chief Kim McDonald at <a href="mailto:kmcdonald@summitfire.org">kmcdonald@summitfire.org</a> or (970) 262-5100, ext. 521. July 21, 2023, update: The "coming soon" sign has been put up at the future site for our new Silverthorne Fire Station at the north end of town. SF&amp;EMS is midway through the permitting process with the town, and we remain on track to break ground early in 2024. The "coming soon" sign has gone up at the site of our future Silverthorne fire station May 15, 2023, update: The SF&amp;EMS Board at its regular meeting today approved the contract with Hyder Construction and SEH Architects for the construction management and design and engineering phase of the new Silverthorne fire station. Additionally, Chief Travis Davis announced that the initial paperwork has been submitted to the town of Silverthorne for its review process, which typically can take up to 90 days to gain approval. April 18, 2023, update: Summit Fire &amp; EMS Chief Travis Davis announced at today's SF&amp;EMS Board meeting that the organization has selected Denver-based Hyder Construction to serve as construction manager and general contractor for the new Silverthorne fire station. While the contract still is being hammered out, the projected cost of the project is about $8.5 million to $10 million (figure updated August 18, 2023), and the board expects to have a final version by next month. Based on a timeline for the routine planning, review and approval processes, groundbreaking likely will not occur until early 2024. A preliminary design of the proposed Silverthorne fire station. April 12, 2023 update: Summit Fire &amp; EMS backed a reserve engine into a snug unit at Buffalo Mountain Storage this afternoon, creating a bit of temporary property-insurance relief for some resident at the north end of Silverthorne. Ever since we vacated our old administration building at Blue River Parkway and Fourth Street last year, SF&amp;EMS has not had a presence in town, and some insurance companies charge more for some residences if they are not within a five-mile radius of where the closest engine is staged. This should re-extend that five-mile radius and tide us over until we get our new fire station built at the north end of Silverthorne. If your rates were affected by this, it might be worth calling your agent. (To be certain, insurance rates have gone up everywhere, and for lots of other reasons, too.) Kudos to the management at Buffalo Mountain Storage for blowing in insulation and installing heaters and an electrical outlet to meet our needs. One of fire-medics has dubbed this unit "Station 9-1/2," because it's not quite Station 10, the designation for our once-and-future Silverthorne station. Summit Fire has begun staging a spare engine at Buffalo Mountain Storage in Silverthorne to help ease insurance costs for residences at the north end of town that had been penalized for being more than five miles from the closest engine. Feb. 21, 2023 update: At the Summit Fire &amp; EMS Board meeting in January, district officials disclosed aspirations to break ground on the new Silverthorne fire station in the fall of 2023. But a timeline drawn up by SEH Architecture, which considers the length of time involved with the permitting process with the town and other factors, indicates that our hopes may have been a bit ambitious. Although the desire remains to start construction this year, crews will be pushing to beat the onset of winter, and groundbreaking ultimately may need to be pushed back until spring of 2024. The proposed timeline leading to construction of the Silverthorne fire station as drafted by SEH Architecture.While town officials have vowed to work as quickly as possible, part of its typical 90-day review period – when the proposal is being considered by outside agencies such as the Colorado Department of Transportation, for example – is not under town control. “We’re going to work with them to expedite anything in here that we possibly can,” Chief Travis Davis told the Board. “When we made the statement last month about shooting to break ground in the fall, we felt it allowed ample time to get through the design/engineering and permitting phase as such to at least break ground and have a foundation poured before the end of the year. Now knowing what we’re truly up against as it pertains to the required waiting periods and the amount of time to complete the actual work leading up to the construction phase, meeting our goal of breaking ground in the fall is being replaced with the reality of actually getting to work in the Spring of 2024." Jan. 17, 2023 update: At the Summit Fire &amp; EMS Board meeting, Chief Davis provided the latest information about the station to the Board and the public. Among the highlights: <ul><li>SF&amp;EMS will sign a contract with Buffalo Mountain Storage to rent one of its new RV units for the staging of an unstaffed fire engine. The unit is being retrofitted with insulation, power and heat, and when it becomes available, it will extend the "reach" of the five-mile radius north as far as Summit Sky Ranch, for ISO purposes.</li> <li>RFPs for the lead planning and construction firm for the new Silverthorne fire station will be available for download on this website on Monday, Jan. 23, and the window will be open until the end of business on Monday, Feb. 27.</li> <li>Groundbreaking for the new fire station, assuming all goes smoothly in the permitting, contracting and materials-acquisition processes, is anticipated to be in the fall of 2023. </li> </ul>If you have other questions about our efforts to establish a new fire station in Silverthorne, please feel free to contact the SF&amp;EMS Community Resource Officer at <a href="mailto:pio@summitfire.org">pio@summitfire.org</a>. While we will answer your inquiry personally, your question may be one shared by lots of others in the community, and, if so, we also would like to include our response here. Also, please revisit this page periodically, as we will provide updates in our progress in links added here. One design concept being considered for the future Silverthorne fire station.', 'en') (Line: 118) Drupal\\filter\\Element\\ProcessedText::preRenderText(Array) call_user_func_array(Array, Array) (Line: 101) Drupal\\Core\\Render\\Renderer->doTrustedCallback(Array, Array, 'Render #pre_render callbacks must be methods of a class that implements \\Drupal\\Core\\Security\\TrustedCallbackInterface or be an anonymous function. The callback was %s. 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We will publish regular updates here. Architect's rendering of the proposed Summit Fire &amp; EMS fire station in SilverthorneSeptember 6, 2023, update: The Silverthorne Planning Commission approved the preliminary site plan and now have sent the project to the Silverthorne Town Council. Coverage in the Summit Daily News <a href="https://www.summitdaily.com/news/silverthorne-fire-station-site-plan-gets-approved-yet-the-planning-process-remains-in-the-works/">here</a>. August 15, 2023, update: We had a good turnout of locals to our open house to review designs for the new fire station. The latest design includes a few minor modifications, including a hose tower on the north side of the building, which will be used for training. The proposal now is headed to the Silverthorne Planning Commission for review. Local residents attend an open house to review proposed designs for the Silverthorne fire station on 2023 August 15 at the Silverthorne Pavilion. August 2, 2023 update: Summit Fire &amp; EMS will be hosting a public meeting for information about the future Silverthorne fire station on Tuesday, Aug. 15, from 6-8 p.m. at the Silverthorne Pavilion, 400 Blue River Parkway. This will be to review the preliminary plan for construction prior to the town planning commission hearing. Questions about the meeting may be directed to Division Chief Kim McDonald at <a href="mailto:kmcdonald@summitfire.org">kmcdonald@summitfire.org</a> or (970) 262-5100, ext. 521. July 21, 2023, update: The "coming soon" sign has been put up at the future site for our new Silverthorne Fire Station at the north end of town. SF&amp;EMS is midway through the permitting process with the town, and we remain on track to break ground early in 2024. The "coming soon" sign has gone up at the site of our future Silverthorne fire station May 15, 2023, update: The SF&amp;EMS Board at its regular meeting today approved the contract with Hyder Construction and SEH Architects for the construction management and design and engineering phase of the new Silverthorne fire station. Additionally, Chief Travis Davis announced that the initial paperwork has been submitted to the town of Silverthorne for its review process, which typically can take up to 90 days to gain approval. April 18, 2023, update: Summit Fire &amp; EMS Chief Travis Davis announced at today's SF&amp;EMS Board meeting that the organization has selected Denver-based Hyder Construction to serve as construction manager and general contractor for the new Silverthorne fire station. While the contract still is being hammered out, the projected cost of the project is about $8.5 million to $10 million (figure updated August 18, 2023), and the board expects to have a final version by next month. Based on a timeline for the routine planning, review and approval processes, groundbreaking likely will not occur until early 2024. A preliminary design of the proposed Silverthorne fire station. April 12, 2023 update: Summit Fire &amp; EMS backed a reserve engine into a snug unit at Buffalo Mountain Storage this afternoon, creating a bit of temporary property-insurance relief for some resident at the north end of Silverthorne. Ever since we vacated our old administration building at Blue River Parkway and Fourth Street last year, SF&amp;EMS has not had a presence in town, and some insurance companies charge more for some residences if they are not within a five-mile radius of where the closest engine is staged. This should re-extend that five-mile radius and tide us over until we get our new fire station built at the north end of Silverthorne. If your rates were affected by this, it might be worth calling your agent. (To be certain, insurance rates have gone up everywhere, and for lots of other reasons, too.) Kudos to the management at Buffalo Mountain Storage for blowing in insulation and installing heaters and an electrical outlet to meet our needs. One of fire-medics has dubbed this unit "Station 9-1/2," because it's not quite Station 10, the designation for our once-and-future Silverthorne station. Summit Fire has begun staging a spare engine at Buffalo Mountain Storage in Silverthorne to help ease insurance costs for residences at the north end of town that had been penalized for being more than five miles from the closest engine. Feb. 21, 2023 update: At the Summit Fire &amp; EMS Board meeting in January, district officials disclosed aspirations to break ground on the new Silverthorne fire station in the fall of 2023. But a timeline drawn up by SEH Architecture, which considers the length of time involved with the permitting process with the town and other factors, indicates that our hopes may have been a bit ambitious. Although the desire remains to start construction this year, crews will be pushing to beat the onset of winter, and groundbreaking ultimately may need to be pushed back until spring of 2024. The proposed timeline leading to construction of the Silverthorne fire station as drafted by SEH Architecture.While town officials have vowed to work as quickly as possible, part of its typical 90-day review period – when the proposal is being considered by outside agencies such as the Colorado Department of Transportation, for example – is not under town control. “We’re going to work with them to expedite anything in here that we possibly can,” Chief Travis Davis told the Board. “When we made the statement last month about shooting to break ground in the fall, we felt it allowed ample time to get through the design/engineering and permitting phase as such to at least break ground and have a foundation poured before the end of the year. Now knowing what we’re truly up against as it pertains to the required waiting periods and the amount of time to complete the actual work leading up to the construction phase, meeting our goal of breaking ground in the fall is being replaced with the reality of actually getting to work in the Spring of 2024." Jan. 17, 2023 update: At the Summit Fire &amp; EMS Board meeting, Chief Davis provided the latest information about the station to the Board and the public. Among the highlights: <ul><li>SF&amp;EMS will sign a contract with Buffalo Mountain Storage to rent one of its new RV units for the staging of an unstaffed fire engine. The unit is being retrofitted with insulation, power and heat, and when it becomes available, it will extend the "reach" of the five-mile radius north as far as Summit Sky Ranch, for ISO purposes.</li> <li>RFPs for the lead planning and construction firm for the new Silverthorne fire station will be available for download on this website on Monday, Jan. 23, and the window will be open until the end of business on Monday, Feb. 27.</li> <li>Groundbreaking for the new fire station, assuming all goes smoothly in the permitting, contracting and materials-acquisition processes, is anticipated to be in the fall of 2023. </li> </ul>If you have other questions about our efforts to establish a new fire station in Silverthorne, please feel free to contact the SF&amp;EMS Community Resource Officer at <a href="mailto:pio@summitfire.org">pio@summitfire.org</a>. While we will answer your inquiry personally, your question may be one shared by lots of others in the community, and, if so, we also would like to include our response here. Also, please revisit this page periodically, as we will provide updates in our progress in links added here. One design concept being considered for the future Silverthorne fire station.', 'en') (Line: 118) Drupal\\filter\\Element\\ProcessedText::preRenderText(Array) call_user_func_array(Array, Array) (Line: 101) Drupal\\Core\\Render\\Renderer->doTrustedCallback(Array, Array, 'Render #pre_render callbacks must be methods of a class that implements \\Drupal\\Core\\Security\\TrustedCallbackInterface or be an anonymous function. The callback was %s. 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We will publish regular updates here. Architect's rendering of the proposed Summit Fire &amp; EMS fire station in SilverthorneSeptember 6, 2023, update: The Silverthorne Planning Commission approved the preliminary site plan and now have sent the project to the Silverthorne Town Council. Coverage in the Summit Daily News <a href="https://www.summitdaily.com/news/silverthorne-fire-station-site-plan-gets-approved-yet-the-planning-process-remains-in-the-works/">here</a>. August 15, 2023, update: We had a good turnout of locals to our open house to review designs for the new fire station. The latest design includes a few minor modifications, including a hose tower on the north side of the building, which will be used for training. The proposal now is headed to the Silverthorne Planning Commission for review. Local residents attend an open house to review proposed designs for the Silverthorne fire station on 2023 August 15 at the Silverthorne Pavilion. August 2, 2023 update: Summit Fire &amp; EMS will be hosting a public meeting for information about the future Silverthorne fire station on Tuesday, Aug. 15, from 6-8 p.m. at the Silverthorne Pavilion, 400 Blue River Parkway. This will be to review the preliminary plan for construction prior to the town planning commission hearing. Questions about the meeting may be directed to Division Chief Kim McDonald at <a href="mailto:kmcdonald@summitfire.org">kmcdonald@summitfire.org</a> or (970) 262-5100, ext. 521. July 21, 2023, update: The "coming soon" sign has been put up at the future site for our new Silverthorne Fire Station at the north end of town. SF&amp;EMS is midway through the permitting process with the town, and we remain on track to break ground early in 2024. The "coming soon" sign has gone up at the site of our future Silverthorne fire station May 15, 2023, update: The SF&amp;EMS Board at its regular meeting today approved the contract with Hyder Construction and SEH Architects for the construction management and design and engineering phase of the new Silverthorne fire station. Additionally, Chief Travis Davis announced that the initial paperwork has been submitted to the town of Silverthorne for its review process, which typically can take up to 90 days to gain approval. April 18, 2023, update: Summit Fire &amp; EMS Chief Travis Davis announced at today's SF&amp;EMS Board meeting that the organization has selected Denver-based Hyder Construction to serve as construction manager and general contractor for the new Silverthorne fire station. While the contract still is being hammered out, the projected cost of the project is about $8.5 million to $10 million (figure updated August 18, 2023), and the board expects to have a final version by next month. Based on a timeline for the routine planning, review and approval processes, groundbreaking likely will not occur until early 2024. A preliminary design of the proposed Silverthorne fire station. April 12, 2023 update: Summit Fire &amp; EMS backed a reserve engine into a snug unit at Buffalo Mountain Storage this afternoon, creating a bit of temporary property-insurance relief for some resident at the north end of Silverthorne. Ever since we vacated our old administration building at Blue River Parkway and Fourth Street last year, SF&amp;EMS has not had a presence in town, and some insurance companies charge more for some residences if they are not within a five-mile radius of where the closest engine is staged. This should re-extend that five-mile radius and tide us over until we get our new fire station built at the north end of Silverthorne. If your rates were affected by this, it might be worth calling your agent. (To be certain, insurance rates have gone up everywhere, and for lots of other reasons, too.) Kudos to the management at Buffalo Mountain Storage for blowing in insulation and installing heaters and an electrical outlet to meet our needs. One of fire-medics has dubbed this unit "Station 9-1/2," because it's not quite Station 10, the designation for our once-and-future Silverthorne station. Summit Fire has begun staging a spare engine at Buffalo Mountain Storage in Silverthorne to help ease insurance costs for residences at the north end of town that had been penalized for being more than five miles from the closest engine. Feb. 21, 2023 update: At the Summit Fire &amp; EMS Board meeting in January, district officials disclosed aspirations to break ground on the new Silverthorne fire station in the fall of 2023. But a timeline drawn up by SEH Architecture, which considers the length of time involved with the permitting process with the town and other factors, indicates that our hopes may have been a bit ambitious. Although the desire remains to start construction this year, crews will be pushing to beat the onset of winter, and groundbreaking ultimately may need to be pushed back until spring of 2024. The proposed timeline leading to construction of the Silverthorne fire station as drafted by SEH Architecture.While town officials have vowed to work as quickly as possible, part of its typical 90-day review period – when the proposal is being considered by outside agencies such as the Colorado Department of Transportation, for example – is not under town control. “We’re going to work with them to expedite anything in here that we possibly can,” Chief Travis Davis told the Board. “When we made the statement last month about shooting to break ground in the fall, we felt it allowed ample time to get through the design/engineering and permitting phase as such to at least break ground and have a foundation poured before the end of the year. Now knowing what we’re truly up against as it pertains to the required waiting periods and the amount of time to complete the actual work leading up to the construction phase, meeting our goal of breaking ground in the fall is being replaced with the reality of actually getting to work in the Spring of 2024." Jan. 17, 2023 update: At the Summit Fire &amp; EMS Board meeting, Chief Davis provided the latest information about the station to the Board and the public. Among the highlights: <ul><li>SF&amp;EMS will sign a contract with Buffalo Mountain Storage to rent one of its new RV units for the staging of an unstaffed fire engine. 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While we will answer your inquiry personally, your question may be one shared by lots of others in the community, and, if so, we also would like to include our response here. Also, please revisit this page periodically, as we will provide updates in our progress in links added here. One design concept being considered for the future Silverthorne fire station.', 'en') (Line: 118) Drupal\\filter\\Element\\ProcessedText::preRenderText(Array) call_user_func_array(Array, Array) (Line: 101) Drupal\\Core\\Render\\Renderer->doTrustedCallback(Array, Array, 'Render #pre_render callbacks must be methods of a class that implements \\Drupal\\Core\\Security\\TrustedCallbackInterface or be an anonymous function. The callback was %s. 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We will publish regular updates here. Architect's rendering of the proposed Summit Fire &amp; EMS fire station in SilverthorneSeptember 6, 2023, update: The Silverthorne Planning Commission approved the preliminary site plan and now have sent the project to the Silverthorne Town Council. Coverage in the Summit Daily News <a href="https://www.summitdaily.com/news/silverthorne-fire-station-site-plan-gets-approved-yet-the-planning-process-remains-in-the-works/">here</a>. August 15, 2023, update: We had a good turnout of locals to our open house to review designs for the new fire station. The latest design includes a few minor modifications, including a hose tower on the north side of the building, which will be used for training. The proposal now is headed to the Silverthorne Planning Commission for review. Local residents attend an open house to review proposed designs for the Silverthorne fire station on 2023 August 15 at the Silverthorne Pavilion. August 2, 2023 update: Summit Fire &amp; EMS will be hosting a public meeting for information about the future Silverthorne fire station on Tuesday, Aug. 15, from 6-8 p.m. at the Silverthorne Pavilion, 400 Blue River Parkway. This will be to review the preliminary plan for construction prior to the town planning commission hearing. Questions about the meeting may be directed to Division Chief Kim McDonald at <a href="mailto:kmcdonald@summitfire.org">kmcdonald@summitfire.org</a> or (970) 262-5100, ext. 521. July 21, 2023, update: The "coming soon" sign has been put up at the future site for our new Silverthorne Fire Station at the north end of town. SF&amp;EMS is midway through the permitting process with the town, and we remain on track to break ground early in 2024. The "coming soon" sign has gone up at the site of our future Silverthorne fire station May 15, 2023, update: The SF&amp;EMS Board at its regular meeting today approved the contract with Hyder Construction and SEH Architects for the construction management and design and engineering phase of the new Silverthorne fire station. Additionally, Chief Travis Davis announced that the initial paperwork has been submitted to the town of Silverthorne for its review process, which typically can take up to 90 days to gain approval. April 18, 2023, update: Summit Fire &amp; EMS Chief Travis Davis announced at today's SF&amp;EMS Board meeting that the organization has selected Denver-based Hyder Construction to serve as construction manager and general contractor for the new Silverthorne fire station. While the contract still is being hammered out, the projected cost of the project is about $8.5 million to $10 million (figure updated August 18, 2023), and the board expects to have a final version by next month. Based on a timeline for the routine planning, review and approval processes, groundbreaking likely will not occur until early 2024. A preliminary design of the proposed Silverthorne fire station. April 12, 2023 update: Summit Fire &amp; EMS backed a reserve engine into a snug unit at Buffalo Mountain Storage this afternoon, creating a bit of temporary property-insurance relief for some resident at the north end of Silverthorne. Ever since we vacated our old administration building at Blue River Parkway and Fourth Street last year, SF&amp;EMS has not had a presence in town, and some insurance companies charge more for some residences if they are not within a five-mile radius of where the closest engine is staged. This should re-extend that five-mile radius and tide us over until we get our new fire station built at the north end of Silverthorne. If your rates were affected by this, it might be worth calling your agent. (To be certain, insurance rates have gone up everywhere, and for lots of other reasons, too.) Kudos to the management at Buffalo Mountain Storage for blowing in insulation and installing heaters and an electrical outlet to meet our needs. One of fire-medics has dubbed this unit "Station 9-1/2," because it's not quite Station 10, the designation for our once-and-future Silverthorne station. Summit Fire has begun staging a spare engine at Buffalo Mountain Storage in Silverthorne to help ease insurance costs for residences at the north end of town that had been penalized for being more than five miles from the closest engine. Feb. 21, 2023 update: At the Summit Fire &amp; EMS Board meeting in January, district officials disclosed aspirations to break ground on the new Silverthorne fire station in the fall of 2023. But a timeline drawn up by SEH Architecture, which considers the length of time involved with the permitting process with the town and other factors, indicates that our hopes may have been a bit ambitious. Although the desire remains to start construction this year, crews will be pushing to beat the onset of winter, and groundbreaking ultimately may need to be pushed back until spring of 2024. The proposed timeline leading to construction of the Silverthorne fire station as drafted by SEH Architecture.While town officials have vowed to work as quickly as possible, part of its typical 90-day review period – when the proposal is being considered by outside agencies such as the Colorado Department of Transportation, for example – is not under town control. “We’re going to work with them to expedite anything in here that we possibly can,” Chief Travis Davis told the Board. “When we made the statement last month about shooting to break ground in the fall, we felt it allowed ample time to get through the design/engineering and permitting phase as such to at least break ground and have a foundation poured before the end of the year. Now knowing what we’re truly up against as it pertains to the required waiting periods and the amount of time to complete the actual work leading up to the construction phase, meeting our goal of breaking ground in the fall is being replaced with the reality of actually getting to work in the Spring of 2024." Jan. 17, 2023 update: At the Summit Fire &amp; EMS Board meeting, Chief Davis provided the latest information about the station to the Board and the public. Among the highlights: <ul><li>SF&amp;EMS will sign a contract with Buffalo Mountain Storage to rent one of its new RV units for the staging of an unstaffed fire engine. The unit is being retrofitted with insulation, power and heat, and when it becomes available, it will extend the "reach" of the five-mile radius north as far as Summit Sky Ranch, for ISO purposes.</li> <li>RFPs for the lead planning and construction firm for the new Silverthorne fire station will be available for download on this website on Monday, Jan. 23, and the window will be open until the end of business on Monday, Feb. 27.</li> <li>Groundbreaking for the new fire station, assuming all goes smoothly in the permitting, contracting and materials-acquisition processes, is anticipated to be in the fall of 2023. </li> </ul>If you have other questions about our efforts to establish a new fire station in Silverthorne, please feel free to contact the SF&amp;EMS Community Resource Officer at <a href="mailto:pio@summitfire.org">pio@summitfire.org</a>. 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We will publish regular updates here. Architect's rendering of the proposed Summit Fire &amp; EMS fire station in SilverthorneSeptember 6, 2023, update: The Silverthorne Planning Commission approved the preliminary site plan and now have sent the project to the Silverthorne Town Council. Coverage in the Summit Daily News <a href="https://www.summitdaily.com/news/silverthorne-fire-station-site-plan-gets-approved-yet-the-planning-process-remains-in-the-works/">here</a>. August 15, 2023, update: We had a good turnout of locals to our open house to review designs for the new fire station. The latest design includes a few minor modifications, including a hose tower on the north side of the building, which will be used for training. The proposal now is headed to the Silverthorne Planning Commission for review. Local residents attend an open house to review proposed designs for the Silverthorne fire station on 2023 August 15 at the Silverthorne Pavilion. August 2, 2023 update: Summit Fire &amp; EMS will be hosting a public meeting for information about the future Silverthorne fire station on Tuesday, Aug. 15, from 6-8 p.m. at the Silverthorne Pavilion, 400 Blue River Parkway. This will be to review the preliminary plan for construction prior to the town planning commission hearing. Questions about the meeting may be directed to Division Chief Kim McDonald at <a href="mailto:kmcdonald@summitfire.org">kmcdonald@summitfire.org</a> or (970) 262-5100, ext. 521. July 21, 2023, update: The "coming soon" sign has been put up at the future site for our new Silverthorne Fire Station at the north end of town. SF&amp;EMS is midway through the permitting process with the town, and we remain on track to break ground early in 2024. The "coming soon" sign has gone up at the site of our future Silverthorne fire station May 15, 2023, update: The SF&amp;EMS Board at its regular meeting today approved the contract with Hyder Construction and SEH Architects for the construction management and design and engineering phase of the new Silverthorne fire station. Additionally, Chief Travis Davis announced that the initial paperwork has been submitted to the town of Silverthorne for its review process, which typically can take up to 90 days to gain approval. April 18, 2023, update: Summit Fire &amp; EMS Chief Travis Davis announced at today's SF&amp;EMS Board meeting that the organization has selected Denver-based Hyder Construction to serve as construction manager and general contractor for the new Silverthorne fire station. While the contract still is being hammered out, the projected cost of the project is about $8.5 million to $10 million (figure updated August 18, 2023), and the board expects to have a final version by next month. Based on a timeline for the routine planning, review and approval processes, groundbreaking likely will not occur until early 2024. A preliminary design of the proposed Silverthorne fire station. April 12, 2023 update: Summit Fire &amp; EMS backed a reserve engine into a snug unit at Buffalo Mountain Storage this afternoon, creating a bit of temporary property-insurance relief for some resident at the north end of Silverthorne. Ever since we vacated our old administration building at Blue River Parkway and Fourth Street last year, SF&amp;EMS has not had a presence in town, and some insurance companies charge more for some residences if they are not within a five-mile radius of where the closest engine is staged. This should re-extend that five-mile radius and tide us over until we get our new fire station built at the north end of Silverthorne. If your rates were affected by this, it might be worth calling your agent. (To be certain, insurance rates have gone up everywhere, and for lots of other reasons, too.) Kudos to the management at Buffalo Mountain Storage for blowing in insulation and installing heaters and an electrical outlet to meet our needs. One of fire-medics has dubbed this unit "Station 9-1/2," because it's not quite Station 10, the designation for our once-and-future Silverthorne station. Summit Fire has begun staging a spare engine at Buffalo Mountain Storage in Silverthorne to help ease insurance costs for residences at the north end of town that had been penalized for being more than five miles from the closest engine. Feb. 21, 2023 update: At the Summit Fire &amp; EMS Board meeting in January, district officials disclosed aspirations to break ground on the new Silverthorne fire station in the fall of 2023. But a timeline drawn up by SEH Architecture, which considers the length of time involved with the permitting process with the town and other factors, indicates that our hopes may have been a bit ambitious. Although the desire remains to start construction this year, crews will be pushing to beat the onset of winter, and groundbreaking ultimately may need to be pushed back until spring of 2024. The proposed timeline leading to construction of the Silverthorne fire station as drafted by SEH Architecture.While town officials have vowed to work as quickly as possible, part of its typical 90-day review period – when the proposal is being considered by outside agencies such as the Colorado Department of Transportation, for example – is not under town control. “We’re going to work with them to expedite anything in here that we possibly can,” Chief Travis Davis told the Board. “When we made the statement last month about shooting to break ground in the fall, we felt it allowed ample time to get through the design/engineering and permitting phase as such to at least break ground and have a foundation poured before the end of the year. Now knowing what we’re truly up against as it pertains to the required waiting periods and the amount of time to complete the actual work leading up to the construction phase, meeting our goal of breaking ground in the fall is being replaced with the reality of actually getting to work in the Spring of 2024." Jan. 17, 2023 update: At the Summit Fire &amp; EMS Board meeting, Chief Davis provided the latest information about the station to the Board and the public. Among the highlights: <ul><li>SF&amp;EMS will sign a contract with Buffalo Mountain Storage to rent one of its new RV units for the staging of an unstaffed fire engine. The unit is being retrofitted with insulation, power and heat, and when it becomes available, it will extend the "reach" of the five-mile radius north as far as Summit Sky Ranch, for ISO purposes.</li> <li>RFPs for the lead planning and construction firm for the new Silverthorne fire station will be available for download on this website on Monday, Jan. 23, and the window will be open until the end of business on Monday, Feb. 27.</li> <li>Groundbreaking for the new fire station, assuming all goes smoothly in the permitting, contracting and materials-acquisition processes, is anticipated to be in the fall of 2023. </li> </ul>If you have other questions about our efforts to establish a new fire station in Silverthorne, please feel free to contact the SF&amp;EMS Community Resource Officer at <a href="mailto:pio@summitfire.org">pio@summitfire.org</a>. 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