Emergency Incident Support is a distinctive volunteer team that promptly assists firefighters, police, and search and rescue teams upon request during emergencies. We deliver food, drinks, and supplies, serving as a vital support hub known as a “comfort station” at both urban and rural disaster sites.

EIS is dedicated to meeting the physical and personal needs of emergency responders, ensuring they have essential supplies such as food and fluids. Structured for swift deployment, EIS volunteers are ready to handle prolonged or extensive emergency scenarios, capable of sustaining operations over multiple days.

Supported by generous sponsors and donors, Emergency Incident Support operates as a Colorado based 501(c)(3) that primarily provides support to El Paso, Douglas, Teller, Custer, Pueblo counties, as well as other counties and statewide organizations upon request.

If you would like to support our mission with a charitable dontation please visit our donation site

Board of Directors

Dennis DONG
President

Retired after 28 years working as a police officer in CA. After retiring, I served at  several non-profit organizations in CA. Currently, I am a volunteer call taker with Copline, a 24/7 nationwide crisis hotline for current and retired law enforcement officers and their families.  

Amos Scheimann
Secretary

Amos is retired and worked in the semiconductor industry for 38 years, specializing in equipment engineering and data acquisition.  During his career, he led engineering project teams in semiconductor factories in the USA, Europe, Israel and Asia.  

Don Dietrich
Treasurer

Left the U.S. Air Force in 1973 as a Staff SGT.Graduated from Regis University 1992 with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, Small Business Management.After graduation I started my own business in maintenance, repair and remodeling of residential housing, and retired from my company after 35 years.

Don Burgess
Director at Large

Served in the Air Force as a 2nd Lieutenant and an aeronautical rating of Navigator. During his flying career he flew over 5000 hours in various aircraft.  During the Viet Nam war he flew 150 combat missions and was awarded the Air Medal with 5 Oak Leaf Clusters and the Distinguished Flying Cross for Extraordinary Achievement in Flight. He retired after 21 years of service, reaching the rank of Lieutenant Colonel and awarded the Meritorious Service Medal.

Franklyn Blaha
Director at Large

MSEE George Washington University 28 years experience Electrical Engineering, 33 years volunteer and full time EMT/Firefighter/Paramedic, Colorado State EMS instructor, 50 years volunteer and part time instructor in First Aid, Advanced First Aid, CPR, EMT, EMT Paramedic, IV Therapy, Pediatric Advanced Life Support, Advanced Cardiac Life Support for the American Red Cross, American Heart Association, Memorial Hospital, Pikes Peak Community College.

Who We Are

Emergency Incident Support funtions as a:

  • Rapid Response Team
  • Available on call 24/7/365
  • Comprising more that 30 volunteers who are thoroughly vetted and badged
  • Possessing a diverse range of experience and skills

What We Do

We provide assistance to firefighters, wildland firefighters, search and resuce teams, law enforcement, HAZMAT units, Red Cross volunteers, FBI agents, Secret Service Agents, and other emergency responders deployed around the clock, every day of the year

Quick-Response

Our squads are pre-loaded with water, snacks, plenty of food, with the capability to provide fulls meals for first responders. These self sufficient  vehicles carry, generators, portable grills/stove, canopies and chairs, tables as well as remote lighting and heater in order to setup services on any scene

Volunteer !

EIS is always looking for VOLUNTEERS

If you are interested in joining out team please fill out the form below and submit to us. You can email or mail the form in, or if you want to find out more about the organization please reach out to find out when our next Board Meeting is and join us in person