Rock Community Fire Protection District

The Cedar Hill Fire Protection District, located in the North-Western portion of Jefferson County, Missouri, is dedicated to serving and protecting the community through top-notch fire protection, prevention, education, and community outreach. With three operating stations covering an 82-square mile district, the district responds to approximately 1,200 alarms per year, providing mutual aid to all 16 fire departments within Jefferson County as well as some agencies in Franklin County and St. Louis County. With a population of around 16,000 people, the district covers a diverse range of areas including large wooded areas, farmlands, subdivisions, businesses, education facilities, commercial buildings, several lakes, and the Big River. The district operates 24/7 out of its three stations, ensuring the safety and well-being of the community and its residents.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 Mehlville Fire Protection District has been dedicated to safeguarding over 134,000 residents in South St. Louis County since 1953. With seven engine houses and ambulances operating across a diverse 52-square-mile area, they specialize in advanced fire and rescue operations and cutting-edge emergency medical services. This comprehensive service includes specialized operations such as heavy rescue, high angle rope rescue, and community paramedicine, all aimed at protecting life and property. The district also emphasizes public safety education through resources like child safety seat installations and fire safety training initiatives. Generated from the website