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Cuba Fire Rescue is a volunteer public safety organization that provides emergency fire and first response services to a municipal population of approximately 750 people, and supports inter-agency calls in the wider area of rural Sandoval County to include an additional 5,000 residents. See more about Cuba, New Mexico at http://CubaNewMexico.us.
Chief Rick Romero – 505-469-4365
Assistant Chief – Linda Morales
Department Admin – Loretta Hidalgo
EMS Captain – Ashley Morales
Maintenance Captain – Howard Gurule
Training Captain – Carlos Castillo
Code Captain – Iwin Caballero
Lieutenant – Elias Deshnod
Lieutenant – Nicholas Norberto
Lieutenant, Junior Firefighters – Dan Bacallao
Special Delivery! Be on the lookout for your copy of the “Living With Fire” guide for New Mexico homeowners in your mailbox to help prepare your property for wildfire season. We are pleased to partner with Cuba Soil & Water Conservation District and Bureau of Land Management – New Mexico to deliver this important information …
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The Home Hazard Assessment Guide provides homeowners with tools to assess your home’s wildfire risk and prioritizes actions you can take to reduce that risk. DOWNLOAD THE GUIDE The Home Hazard Assessment Worksheet included with this guide is intended to help you understand your risk and where vulnerabilities on your property may lie. Every home …
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Community residents and Cuba Fire Volunteers wishing to conduct controlled pile and broadcast (field) burns are strongly encouraged to complete the Certified Burn Manager Program with New Mexico State Forestry. The online course is FREE, self-paced (about 4-5 hours), and open year-round to all. Read more about the new certification program for landowners. WHY: The …