The Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks left an indelible mark on people and politics not only in America, but around the globe. That fateful day also had a lasting effect on our community here in Northern Colorado.
Colorado Task Force 1- Urban Search and Rescue, a federal disaster response team, deployed 62 Coloradoans—including seven firefighters from the Poudre Fire Authority—to New York City to assist with urban search and recovery. By telling their story, we acknowledge that the response to tragedy defines a community more than the tragedy itself.
Paving the Way#
Make the 9/11 Memorial at Spring Park a reality! Three hundred forty-three memorial paving stones will honor the 343 firefighters who perished in the attacks on 9/11. The pavers are a local tribute for these courageous firefighters who gave their lives trying to save others. Six different sizes are available for sponsorship and lay the financial foundation for our capital campaign.
Download the Paver Recognition Form here.
Memorial Pavers
In recognition of your gift, you will receive:
Two (2) 9/11 Memorial Challenge Coins. The wooden display case allows you to exhibit both front and back of this special edition commemorative coin.
In recognition of your gift, you will receive:
A special edition commemorative 9//11 Memorial Challenge Coin in a wooden display case.
In recognition of your gift, you will receive:
A special edition commemorative 9//11 Memorial Challenge Coin in a poly case.
In recognition of your gift, you will receive:
A 9/11 Memorial at Spring Park full-color commemorative booklet and Certificate of Appreciation to proudly display.
In recognition of your gift, you will receive:
A 9/11 Memorial at Spring Park full-color commemorative booklet.
In recognition of your gift, you will receive:
A 9/11 Memorial Certificate of Appreciation to proudly display.