Welcome to the North 40 Alliance

Join us in Making a Difference Within Your Community

There’s nothing better than fostering connections through meaningful moments. Make each event a milestone for your cause.

Discover Our Progress

Prepare

Increase your resiliency by preparing for as many conceivable scenarios as possible. Let us help you prepare for the worst.

Respond

During an emergency, we will work with first responders and official government agencies to bring you the most up to date information as it becomes available.

Rebuild

When the dust settles, we will be there to connect you with the resources you need to rebound. The more community members we have working together the more resilient we are as a community.

An Alliance for local good

How We Help

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Resources

PREPARE The best thing you can do to ensure quick rebound after a natural disaster is to prepare for every conceivable situation. You will never be 100% prepared for anything, but you the more you…

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Incidents

March 29 Release: Elkhorn-Pingree Hill Prescribed Burn Could Begin Next Week March 29 Release from Reghan Cloudman, Public Affairs Specialist, Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forests and Pawnee National Grassland Contact: Reghan Cloudman, 970-295-6770

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About Us

Frequently Asked Questions Who is the North 40 Mountain Alliance?The North 40 Mountain Alliance is a non-profit organization comprised almost exclusively of volunteers in your own community. What does the North 40 Mountain Alliance do?

Success

Created to bring our community together.

12k

Residents Served

11+

Years


Who are we

Emergency & Disaster Safety, Nutrition Support, & Much more

Wildfire Updates

Food Pantry Prevention & Awareness

Testimonials

Hear from our community…

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4.85 from 1,300+ reviews

Kept our family informed

Frequent and accurate communication of updates from the N40 team during the recent fire helped keep our family safe!

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Eduardo Santos

A Community Treasure

The team and volunteers at N40 are committed local members of our community. You really know they care!

★★★★★

Samira Alami

Food Pantry

The N40 team helps keep our family fed during challenging times. We don’t know what we would do without them!

★★★★

Mark Wojcik

Have Questions?

Frequently Asked
Questions

What is LETA, and how do I sign up for it?

The Larimer Emergency Telephone Authority provides reverse 9-1-1 alerts for all of Larimer County. LETA Emergency Alerts are compatible with landlines, mobile phones, email addresses, and even fax.To sign up to receive emergency alerts, click here to visit LETA911.org. Select the SIGN UP NOW button. Or call 970-962-2170

What is a neighborhood captain?

Your captain is the neighbor who connects you with the rest of the community, particularly those who are close to you, in case of emergency.

What types of events could activate the Hub and/or evacuation?

fire (wildfires and residential)
flood
sustained power outage
chemical spill

Who will have access to the registry?

Access to the registry will be limited to the N40 Alliance coordinator and one alternate.

The registry file is kept on a Larimer County secure site that is thoroughly protected from unauthorized access.

What are some pointers learned from the High Park fire?

Remove all meat from the fridge/freezer, or double bag meat in case of evacuation. Otherwise the blood gathers in the pan and can spoil to where you have to throw the fridge away. Of course this would be done only if there is enough time to do so.
Have cash on hand in case of evacuation.
Bring everything you need for your pet like toys/ comfort blankies/ cat litter pan, scoop etc.
Pets are extremely stressed in evacuations. Don’t let your vet give your cat prozac. It can have the opposite affect and make anxiety and depression worse like it did our cat.
Coordinate with your neighbors on getting supplies in town since one person is needed to be at the house at all times to make sure your pets get out in case we went into mandatory evacuation.
Authorities will not let you through the blockade if you are in town when they do mandatory evacuation. I think this is true if you have family or kids alone at the house too.