Wray City Police Department

The Wray Fire and Rescue Department, composed of thirty-five dedicated volunteer firefighters, operates twelve firefighting units to safeguard lives and property in Wray and its adjacent districts. Their mission emphasizes fire prevention, emergency medical care, and community education, ensuring preparedness for fires and emergencies across residential, commercial, and rural areas. This non-profit organization relies on community support and grants, responding to approximately 75 to 80 service calls annually. Fundraising events, including the annual King of the Grill BBQ contest and participation in the Wray Daze celebration, help raise funds for equipment and repairs, reflecting the department's pride in serving the community. Generated from the website

Washington-Yuma Combined Communications Center, also known as W-Y Comm or W-YCCC, has been serving as the primary public safety answering point (PSAP) for Washington and Yuma counties in northeast Colorado since 1992. Operating round the clock, every day of the year, we dispatch emergency services including fire, law enforcement, and EMS for both counties. Spanning 4,893 square miles, W-Y Comm caters to approximately 15,000 residents. We coordinate responses for 4 law enforcement agencies, 5 ambulance services, and 15 fire departments. Handling about 40,000 calls annually, our services extend beyond emergencies to include facilitating communications for county jail and code enforcement matters. Generated from the website content