Jefferson City Firefighters Local 671

11/04/2026

Thank You, Jefferson City!

THANK YOU to the citizens of Jefferson City for passing Proposition 1!

By supporting this measure, you’ve made a powerful investment in the men and women who protect our capital city. Your trust, support, and votes mean everything to our crews—whether we are responding to fires, vehicle crashes, or water rescues on the Missouri River. We are proud to serve a community that stands shoulder-to-shoulder with its first responders.
Here is to a safer, stronger Jefferson City for everyone!🚔🚒🧑‍🚒👮‍♀️

11/03/2026

Early this morning, our crews responded to a structure fire. Arriving units found flames breaking through the roof. 🧑‍🚒🔥

Firefighters immediately launched an aggressive interior attack to control the spread of the fire and search the occupancy. Thanks to the diligent and rapid work of all crews on the scene, the fire was brought under control.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KMIZ) A duplex in Jefferson City has significant damage after an early-morning fire Tuesday. According to assistant fire chief Jake Holee with the Jefferson City Fire Department, firefighters were called to the 2100 block of Red Oak Dr. just before 3 a.m. after getting a report....

11/03/2026

We were thrilled to showcase our equipment to the amazing members of Day Solutions.

11/03/2026

🗳️ Tomorrow is Election Day, and we have a vital opportunity to support the future of our community.

We urge everyone in Jefferson City to please vote YES on Proposition 1.

Our local emergency services work tirelessly to provide services to the city. Right now, we are facing a critical challenge: retaining our dedicated public safety officers and recruiting top-tier talent. Passing Prop 1 is the key to fixing this. It will directly provide the necessary funding to ensure our salaries remain competitive, allowing us to successfully retain and recruit amongst our peer cities 🧑‍🚒🚒👮‍♀️🚔.

11/02/2026

Swing by this evening and visit us.

Mark your calendars for November 2nd! Come join us at Station 1 for fire extinguisher training and bring the kids to see the trucks. 🚒 🧯

11/01/2026

Remember mulching leaves for yard health is encouraged. Additionally the city provides a yard waste drop site free for all city residents.

🔥 Open Burning Season: November 1–March 1

Jefferson City residents may burn yard waste on their property from sunrise to sunset during open burning season, subject to City regulations.

- Fires must be attended at all times and fully extinguished by sunset.
- Only yard waste may be burned.
- The Jefferson City Fire Department may issue a No Burn order when conditions are hazardous.

Questions about open burning? Contact the Fire Department at 573-634-6401.

10/29/2026

Congratulations Chief Bowden on 35 years of dedicated service.

Celebrating 35 Years of Service: Matt Bowden!

As part of this year's Employee Service Awards, we're recognizing Assistant Fire Chief Matt Bowden for 35 years of service to the City of Jefferson!

Matt began his career with the Jefferson City Fire Department on March 10, 1991. He was promoted to Fire Driver in 1996, Fire Captain in 2001, and Assistant Fire Chief in 2015.

Throughout his career, Matt has earned the respect of his colleagues through his leadership, integrity and dedication to the department. His commitment to safety, teamwork and professional development has made a lasting impact on the department and those who serve alongside him.

Congratulations, Chief Bowden, on 35 years of dedicated service to Jefferson City!

10/28/2026

Please make yourself familiar of Jefferson City burn requirements before performing. Additionally yard waste drop off is highly supported. Lastly consider benefits of mulching leaves for habitat and yard health.

10/28/2026

Many more reps to be had 🔥🧑‍🚒.

The investment in the burn building has allowed training in a variety of unique call types we experience.