DOUBLEHEADER MOUNTAIN
ASSOCIATION
FIREWISE Doubleheader residents working together to safely coexist with wildfire
Thanks to the collective efforts of our residents,
in 2025, our neighborhood earned Firewise USA® recognition​
The success of this effort relies on resident participation;
join us in reducing risk, protecting our beautiful forest, and building a fire-adapted future.
Community Wildfire Ambassador Program ​
Community Ambassadors live in the communities they support and serve as volunteer liaisons between the fire protection districts and residents. Liz Fedyna is the Doubleheader / Hillview Community Ambassador and Firewise Resident Leader. Contact Liz at DoubleheaderhillviewCAP(at)gmail.com to learn more about our Firewise initiative and to receive information, resources, and guidance including:
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Tips to protect your family, home, and pets from wildfire
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Insights into our Fire Protection Districts and the emergency services they provide
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Info on the free annual chipping program, slash drop-off updates, and other helpful resources such as grant opportunities
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Ways to help make our forest healthier and more resilient
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Information about the Firewise USA program and how you can participate
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Opportunities to join in neighborhood projects that protect our mountain community
Get involved today—help protect your family and our beautiful mountain!
Useful links: ​
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Lookout Alert Emergency Notifications
Receive free emergency alerts via text message, email, and/or voice message
https://www.jeffco.us/473/Emergency-Notifications
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Standardized non-combustible reflective address signs
Help first responders find your home faster in an emergency
https://inter-canyonfpd.colorado.gov/support/address-signs​
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Watch Duty Wildfire Notifications
Receive free reliable wildfire notifications, including evacuation status, air quality, road closures, etc.
Watch Duty is available in your app store, and more info can be found here: https://www.watchduty.org
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Wildfire Prepared Home Assessment
Schedule a professional evaluation of the external conditions of your home and surrounding property to determine your susceptibility to wildfire and actions you can take to make your home more defensible http://www.wildfireprepared.com
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​​​​​​​​​​​​​Living in an area ranked extreme for relative wildfire risk is sobering, but as our neighbor Martha Johnson says, “When I look around me, I’m reminded that we live in paradise, and it’s worth protecting.” Together, we can improve our safety and help protect our beautiful mountain paradise.