Pawnee Fire Protection District

05/09/2023

Are you CodeRED ready? Tomorrow, May 9, 2023, the Weld County Regional Communications Center will send a test alert to all those registered.

CodeRED is the address-specific emergency notification system Weld County uses to help law and fire agencies send emergency information, such as evacuation, lockdown and shelter-in-place notifications. You can also opt-in to receive address-specific weather warnings from the National Weather Service. Learn more and register by visiting www.weld.gov/go/codeRED.

Already registered? Great! Take a minute to review your registered information and make any updates needed.

12/15/2021

✅Here is a break down of the hazardous conditions starting Wednesday morning through Wednesday evening. Need your exact location? You can always find your forecast at https://weather.gov/bou/

🗒Check our packet for more information as well:https://weather.gov/media/bou/DssPacket.pdf

03/11/2021

Updated storm total snow map! 15-25" expected across urban corridor with up to 30" in Boulder and Fort Collins. 2 to 4 feet of snow in the foothills. Lower amounts west of Continental Divide and east of DIA.

03/11/2021

⚠️🐮🤠❄️ 630 AM MST Thu, March 11 – Main story is the VERY impactful, possibly historic, winter snow storm we are expecting this weekend. Snow will be plentiful, heavy and wet, and will combine with gusty winds and cold temperatures Saturday and Sunday. Please make necessary preparations to protect your livestock! For the latest forecast: weather.gov/cheyenne.

03/06/2021

3:00 PM March 5th – Red Flag Warning has been issued for Saturday afternoon as dry and wind conditions may contribute to rapid fire growth across the Nebraska Panhandle. Southwest winds 15 to 20 MPH are expected with gusts up to 30 MPH and relative humidity dropping to around 15 percent with the above average warmth for early March. Burning of any kind is strongly discouraged and never throw ci******es out of a vehicle! For more information, check out weather.gov/safety/wildfire

02/08/2021

February 8th Morning Update: A cold start to potentially very cold week today with highs struggling to reach the low to middle teens across the eastern plains. Arctic cold front will remain nearly stationary along the Interstate 25 corridor today, before drifting west towards the Laramie Range late this afternoon or this evening. Occasional snow flurries throughout the day across the eastern plains, but little if any snow accumulations are expected. High Wind Warnings remain in effect for the wind prone areas along Interstate 80 today where gusts up to 65 mph will continue.

01/14/2021

A High Wind Warning continues through 5 PM today for much of southeast Wyoming, and for the Southern Laramie Range and foothills through 9 AM Friday. High Wind Warnings continue for the Nebraska Panhandle until 11 AM Friday. Expect northwest winds of 30 to 45 mph with gusts of 60 to 70 mph.

12/01/2020

City of Greeley information on COVID-19 and corona virus

10/05/2020

09/09/2020

While COVID-19 is still a big concern in our communities, we now have to be aware of flu season. So, how do they differ? And how do you know if it's just the common cold?