The BLM has a fire center at the airport and will give twice daily weather and fire condition updates. Some trail crews and work parties will check in with the dispatch but it is pretty quiet. The USFS dispatch is in Delta with a few of the field workers checking in on their repeaters.
The only NPS in the area are the Colorado National Monument and they still maintain a VHF repeater on the Grand Mesa however 99 percent of their traffic is on the state DTRS system the rangers are dispatched on the SO talkgroup and other activities are on the "tactical NPS" talkgroup.
You can hear the USFS rangers checking in with Montrose dispatch on the CSP 4A, 5A, and 4C talkgroups.
When a fire occurs in the area and fire crews are brought in they will very quickly go to the NIFC temporary fire repeaters and simplex operations.
This is an old list but as far as I know it is probably still pretty accurate:
| Lands End | 172.1125 | 172.1125 | 156.7 | Grand Junction | |
BLM | Douglas Pass | 172.1125 | 163.0750 | 179.9 | N.W. Grand Junction | |
Grand Junction | Black Ridge | 172.1125 | 163.0750 | 173.8 | W. Grand Junction | |
District | Gateway | 172.1125 | 163.0750 | 186.2 | S. Grand Junction | |
and | Rabbit Valley | 172.1125 | 163.0750 | 123.0 | W. Grand Junction | |
Glenwood Springs | Sunlight | 169.7750 | 163.150 | 156.7 | Glenwood Springs | |
Field Office | Lookout | 169.7750 | 169.775 | 77.0 | Glenwood Springs | |