Fenton Fire Protection District Station 2

The Fenton Fire Protection District is dedicated to providing high-quality emergency services to the residents and neighbors of Fenton, MO. With a commitment to progressive training, community orientation, and strong leadership, the district aims to ensure safety and preparedness for all. In addition to emergency response, the district offers services such as car seat installations for the community, emphasizing their role as a resource for public safety. They also engage in proactive measures, including flood planning and mapping, to address the potential impacts of flooding in the area. Generated from the website

Established in 1932, the Fenton Fire Protection District serves the residents of St. Louis County in Missouri. The district issues permits for building construction, commercial use, blasting, bonfires, open burning and commercial fireworks. The Fenton Fire Protection District maintains several fire stations that serve a population of more than 65,000 individuals and covers an area of over 25 square miles. The district responds to nearly 3,200 requests for emergency assistance. It works with a team of more than 60 personnel. The Fenton Fire Protection District organizes fire station tours, as well as offers child safety seat installation services. The district has fire apparatuses that include a rescue boat and pumpers, ladders, ambulances, and staff and maintenance vehicles. It offers Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) training sessions. The Fenton Fire Protection District has received the Accredited Agency status by the Commission on Fire Accreditation International (CFAI).

The Kirkwood Fire Department in Saint Louis, MO, consists of 42 firefighters, three chiefs, and one civilian, providing fire suppression and emergency medical services for Kirkwood and Oakland, with mutual aid to neighboring municipalities. Operating out of three stations, they respond to an average of 3,600 service calls annually, equipped with advanced life support systems and staffed by at least one paramedic. Committed to community education, the department offers CPR training, first aid courses, fire prevention training, safety inspections, and blood pressure screenings. Fire Chief Tom Openlander leads the department, with the administrative office located at Fire Station 2. Generated from their available business information