Coronavirus Closures and ambulance billing
Based on recommendations from the CDC, Westminster City Facilities have been closed to the public including Fire Administration. If you need to pay your Westminster ambulance bill or have questions in regards to your bill we wanted to provide resources to those that may need it.
General Information/Inquiries: For general inquiries about their ambulance transport or for ambulance reports, please contact Amy Goetz at 303-658-4546
Ambulance Payments: To pay your ambulance bill, please use the Ambulance Billing Portal.
For questions related to billing, please contact our billing office, Digitech, at 1-844-872-3136. They are open Mon.-Thurs. from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.(MST). They can also be reached by email at wmin@digitechcomputer.com.
Ambulance Collections/Inquiries: For accounts that are in collections, please contact BC Services at 1-866-822-1798.
About Us
The Westminster Fire Department is comprised of 144 personnel, both commissioned and civilian. The executive command team includes a fire chief, two deputy chiefs, an EMS chief, fire marshal, training chief, emergency management coordinator, management analyst, executive assistant and three shift battalion chiefs to oversee the department. The department responds to over 11,000 calls a year. Almost 70 percent of those are medical related. The remainder of calls include response to fires, alarms, hazardous materials, rescues (water, technical, etc.) and public assists. Response time is typically under six minutes. You can learn more about our department operations and our statistics in our 2018 Annual Report as well as in our Standards of Cover.
Founded in 1934 as a one-station volunteer department, the Westminster Fire Department has grown substantially and now operates as an all-career, all hazards fire department utilizing the 48/96 scheduling model. The city of Westminster as a whole has also evolved from its roots as a small farming community on the outskirts of Denver to the city it has become today. Westminster is now a vibrant, dynamic, and affluent city of approximately 114,000 citizens and 45,446 households. With our department's vision to be recognized as the premiere fire and EMS service in Colorado, we strive to continually improve our operations as identified in our 2019-2023 Strategic Plan.
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