South Metro Fire Rescue Academy recruits of Class 25-2 recently lost their Pride Axe to the crew of Station 12—a tradition that symbolizes pride, commitment, and attention to detail. To earn it back, the members of Station 12 challenged the recruits to perform community service. The recruits chose to spend their time helping at the Edwards Foundation for Rescued Animals in Parker, CO. For these recruits, it wasn’t just about reclaiming the Pride Axe—it was about giving back to the community they

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Training is at the heart of everything we do at South Metro Fire Rescue. It’s how our crews stay sharp, confident, and ready to respond when seconds matter. Recently, we had the unique opportunity to use an acquired structure provided by Sterling Ranch for a department-wide training exercise. This realistic environment allowed firefighters from across SMFR to practice critical skills in real time, with live actors played by our own support personnel. Hands-on, scenario-based training like this h

South Metro and Aurora Fire Rescue academy recruits met up this morning for daily physical fitness training. In a few months they’ll have the opportunity to work together on the streets while responding to help the community. #MutualAid #traineveryday | South Metro Fire Rescue

South Metro Fire Rescue Academy 25-1 completing their 19th of 20 weeks. Up next, Graduation 6-20-2025 | South Metro Fire Rescue