All volunteer emergency SUPPORT services for Longmont and Boulder County
Longmont Emergency Unit
If you have reached this site to report an emergency, please call 911 immediately. If you are a Law Enforcement Agency or another Emergency Services Unit and need LEU or general assistance, please call Longmont Police Dispatch Main 303-651-8501 or Boulder County Sheriff Dispatch 303-441-4444.
What we do:
- Emergency Incident Response
- Traffic/Crowd Control for Active Scenes/Events
- Evidence Searches (Metal detectors: ground & in water)
- Medical Standby for Special/Private Events
- Fire Support Services (Air Cascade)
- Missing Person Searches
- Crime Scene Lighting/Power
- Retrieval Dive Ops
ALL VOLUNTEER UNIT
Staffed 24/7
The public is never charged for our services, we rely on donations and fundraising to pay for the uniforms, supplies, training, vehicles, fuel and other expenses necessary to keep us up and running.
Longmont Emergency Unit
Longmont Emergency Unit is an all-volunteer technical search and rescue team serving Boulder County and the surrounding communities. LEU is a non-profit IRS 501(c)3 organization and we do not charge for emergency response.
Calls for Service 2022
Man-hours 2022
Rescue and Emergency Medical Calls
Service Calls
Good Intent Calls
Missing Person Searches
Rescue and Emergency Calls–Motor vehicle accidents
Service Calls–Police Matters, General Public Service, Motorist Assists
Good Intent Calls–Dispatched/Cancelled En Route
Testimonials
[exerpts] “On Thursday, December 30th, 2021, our agency was challenged by the events that unfolded during the Marshall Fire in Boulder County. The immediate response and support from our partner agencies across the State have been incredible, but not surprising.”
“The exemplary level of expertise, compassion and commitment to service your crews demonstrated was greatly appreciated.”
“This time it is our agency that is humbled by the overwhelming response, support, and care provided by your agency when we requested help.”
“The events of the Marshall Fire will live on in many forms for future generations of residents and responders across the nation. Please know that your agency owns a part of the successful response we had as an emergency response community that day.”
“On behalf of our Board of Directors, our members, and myself, I would like to thank you for your assistance on the Tiny House Wildland Fire. We greatly appreciate your apparatus and members’ response to this incident. Without your willingness and availability to help us in our time of need, we could not have had the successful outcome we had with no injuries or structures lost.”
“We wanted to send our heartfelt gratitude to your team for their efforts in responding to the Marshall Fire. We truly appreciate the work you all do to keep our communities safe and are truly thankful that you stepped in to help during this time of need. We are Colorado Proud and are honored to partner with your agency. If there is anything we can do to assist or support you during this time, please do not hesitate to reach out.”