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RESOURCES
Emergency Phone Numbers
Teller County Sheriff’s Office - 11400 W. Hwy 24, Divide, CO 80814
Emergencies Dial 911
Non-Emergencies (719) 687-9652
Florissant Fire and Rescue - (719) 748-3909
2606 US-24, Florissant, CO 80816
Teller County Animal Control (719) 687-9652
Teller County Dept. of Transportation (719) 687-8812
Electric
InterMountain Rural Electric Association – (800) 332-9540
Natural Gas
Colorado Natural Gas – (800) 720-8193
Propane
Glaser Gas – (719) 687-1180
Mail
USPS Florissant Branch – (719) 748-3891 (Contact to obtain a box)
Telephone/Television/Internet
CenturyLink – (866) 699-9596
DIRECTV – (800) 531-5000
Dish Network – (855) 389-9851
Skybeam – (888) 759-2326
Trash
Teller County Waste – (719) 686-7517
(Special discount offer available for Druid Hills POA Members)
Waste Management – (719) 687-9603
Snow Removal/Tree Removal/Yard Cleanup
Havel's Wood Shop - Ray Rinaldi - (719) 505-8490
Important County, State and FEMA Documents
The Document and Forms page has several important Teller County,
Colorado State, and FEMA documents for homeowners.
Area Alerts
Looking to receive alerts from your local agencies?
PeakAlerts.org is the one emergency notification platform
used by the Teller County Sheriff’s Office for all all
emergency and non-emergency notifications.
Nixle.com keeps you up-to-date with relevant information
from your local public safety departments & schools.
Additional Teller County Information
© 2024 Druid Hills Property Owners’ Association, Inc. All rights reserved.
Bear Aware - Colorado Parks and Wildlife
Bear Aware is a network of trained Colorado Parks and Wildlife
volunteers throughout the state who help their neighbors and
communities prevent problems for themselves and bears. The Bear
Aware program was founded in 1998. Today there are over 220
volunteers, statewide, dedicated to helping people coexist with bears.
The Florissant area is fortunate to have a local Bear Aware Team
member. Joe Kraudelt can answer questions, offer practical advice,
and even make house calls. He also presents educational programs
and staffs informational booths at events.
Local Bear Aware Team Volunteer:
Joe Kraudelt
c: 719-661-0585
o: 719-227-5200
js.kraudelt@mesanetworks.net
Bear aware videos, how to be bear aware, living with bears,
information for kids, news, and lots more information available at the
Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s website:
Living with Bears Online Resource Center
Stay Bear Aware when Camping and Hiking in Colorado
Reflective Address Signs
Need to order a reflective address sign that is 911
Emergency Friendly? Florissant Fire Rescue provides a
super-easy way to order one.
Order FFR Address Signs
A Fed Deer Is a Dead Deer and
Deer-Resistant Plants
(Colorado Parks and Wildlife)
Did you know that feeding deer can be fatal to deer?
Looking for ideas about plants that are deer resistant?
Official CPW Information Brochure
Firewood Supplier
Randy Hansen (719)-371-8163. $280/cord; 2 cord minimum.
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TotalAV is an excellent award-winning antivirus, security software,
and VPN.
SaferNet is an always-on ultra-fast VPN for your privacy; stops
malware, ransomware and viruses; cloud based Internet
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A password manager is like a shield that will protect your personal
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Has your email or phone been compromised in a data breach?
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billion records for you. Go to: haveibeenpwned.com
Colorado Parks and Wildlife
District Wildlife Manager
For all wildlife related matters:
Tyson Floersheim
C: 719-439-9634
P: 719-277-5281
Dispatch: 719-544-2424
© 2024 Druid Hills Property Owners’ Association, Inc.
All rights reserved.
RESOURCES
Emergency Phone Numbers
Teller County Sheriff’s Office
11400 W. Hwy 24, Divide, CO 80814
Emergencies Dial 911
Non-Emergencies (719) 687-9652
Florissant Fire and Rescue - (719) 748-3909
2606 US-24, Florissant, CO 80816
Teller County Animal Control
(719) 687-9652
Teller County Dept. of Transportation
(719) 687-8812
Electric
InterMountain Rural Electric Association
(800) 332-9540
Natural Gas
Colorado Natural Gas – (800) 720-8193
Propane
Glaser Gas – (719) 687-1180
Mail
USPS Florissant Branch – (719) 748-3891
(Contact to obtain a box)
Telephone/Television/Internet
CenturyLink – (866) 699-9596
DIRECTV – (800) 531-5000
Dish Network – (855) 389-9851
Skybeam – (888) 759-2326
Trash
Teller County Waste – (719) 686-7517
(Special discount offer available for
Druid Hills POA Members)
Waste Management – (719) 687-9603
Snow Removal, Tree Removal,
Yard Cleanup
Havel's Wood Shop - Ray Rinaldi
(719) 505-8490
KNOW OF A GOOD
SERVICE TO ADD TO
THIS PAGE?
The Document and Forms page has
several important Teller County, Colorado
State, and FEMA documents for
homeowners.
Important County, State and
FEMA Documents
Area Alerts
Looking to receive alerts from your local
agencies?
PeakAlerts.org is the one emergency
notification platform used by the Teller
County Sheriff’s Office for all all emergency
and non-emergency notifications.
Nixle.com keeps you up-to-date with
relevant information from your local public
safety departments & schools.
Add’l Teller County Info.
Report Speeding Form -
Teller County Sheriff's Office
Open Burning Restriction Rules -
Teller County
Bear Aware - Colorado Parks
and Wildlife
Bear Aware is a network of trained
Colorado Parks and Wildlife volunteers
throughout the state who help their
neighbors and communities prevent
problems for themselves and bears. The
Bear Aware program was founded in
1998. Today there are over 220
volunteers, statewide, dedicated to
helping people coexist with bears.
The Florissant area is fortunate to
have a local Bear Aware Team
member. Joe Kraudelt can answer
questions, offer practical advice, and
even make house calls. He also presents
educational programs and staffs
informational booths at events.
Local Bear Aware Team Volunteer:
Joe Kraudelt
c: 719-661-0585
o: 719-227-5200
js.kraudelt@mesanetworks.net
Bear aware videos, how to be bear aware,
living with bears, information for kids,
news, and lots more information available
at the Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s
website:
Living with Bears Online Resource
Center
Stay Bear Aware when Camping and
Hiking in Colorado
Reflective Address Signs
Need to order a reflective address sign
that is 911 Emergency Friendly?
Florissant Fire Rescue provides a
super-easy way to order one.
Order FFR Address Signs
A Fed Deer Is a Dead Deer &
Deer-Resistant Plants
(Colorado Parks and Wildlife)
Did you know that feeding deer can be
fatal to deer? Looking for ideas about
plants that are deer resistant?
Official CPW Information Brochure
Firewood Supplier
Randy Hansen (719)-371-8163.
$280/cord; 2 cord minimum.
Tech Recommendations
ExpressVPN is one of the best VPNs
available. A VPN is a service that both
encrypts your data and hides your IP
address. Your online identity is obscured,
even on public Wi-Fi networks, so that you
can browse the internet safely, securely,
and anonymously.
TotalAV is an excellent award-winning
antivirus, security software, and VPN.
SaferNet is an always-on ultra-fast VPN for
your privacy; stops malware, ransomware
and viruses; cloud based Internet
management and filters for your control
A password manager is like a shield that
will protect your personal information. It
stores and organizes your passwords, so
you don’t have to remember them. It’s safe,
easy, and secure. Here are two top
recommendations:
LastPass
RoboForm
Has your email or phone been
compromised in a data breach? Want to
find out? There is a free website that will
check over 10 billion records for you. Go to:
haveibeenpwned.com
Colorado Parks and Wildlife
District Wildlife Manager
For all wildlife related matters:
Tyson Floersheim
C: 719-439-9634
P: 719-277-5281
Dispatch: 719-544-2424
