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🚒 Protecting lives and property in St. Charles County. The Central County Fire & Rescue Fire Protection District (CCFR) was organized in 1998 when the St.

Serving our community with pride 24/7.

WORKING TOGETHER, KEEPING YOU (the residents, businesses, and visitors of our community) SAFE. Peters and St. Charles Fire Protection Districts consolidated. CCFR currently provides emergency services to approximately 90,000 residents in a 72 square mile area. Full-time firefighters staff 6 stations 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. This group of passionate, well-trained professional firefighters works with the community to keep residents, commercial buildings, and drivers safe.

10/21/2026

🚨 EPISODE 6: CALL 9-1-1! 📞🚒

When an emergency happens, knowing how to call for help is important. But there's something else every child should know — their home address! 🏠

In Episode 6 of Central County Fire & Rescue's Mission Safety series, we're reminding families why knowing their address is an important part of emergency preparedness.

👨‍🚒 Your Safety Mission: Make sure everyone in your household knows their home address and understands when to call 9-1-1.

When seconds count, being prepared can make all the difference!

🔥 Know your address. Know how to get help. Stay safe!

10/19/2026

🚒🔥 Fire Safety Starts With a Plan! 🔥🚒

If a fire breaks out in your home, does your family know where to meet?

Having a designated meeting place outside your home is an important part of your family's fire escape plan! 🏠

✅ Choose a safe meeting place a good distance from your home.

✅ Make sure everyone in your family knows where it is.

✅ Practice your escape plan so everyone knows what to do.

✅ Once you're outside, stay outside! Never go back into a burning building.

👨‍🚒 Every second counts when there's a fire. Make a plan, practice it, and stay safe!

10/15/2026

🔥 One Way Out Isn't Enough! 🚪 | Fire Safety Episode 4

🚨 EVERY ROOM NEEDS TWO WAYS OUT! 🔥

If a fire breaks out in your home, your usual exit might be blocked by flames or smoke. Would your family know another way to escape?

In Episode 4 of our Fire Safety Series, we're reminding families why knowing two ways out of every room can make all the difference in an emergency!

🏠 Identify two escape routes from every room.
🚪 Make sure doors and windows can be opened easily.
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Practice your escape plan with the entire family.
📍 Choose a safe meeting place outside.
🚒 Once you're out, stay out and call 911!

Don't wait for an emergency to make a plan. Know two ways out!

10/14/2026

🚒🔥 Fire Safety Starts Young! 🔥🚒

Today, members of Central County Fire & Rescue had a great time visiting with the 2nd grade students at St. Peters Elementary School for some hands-on fire safety education!

Students had the opportunity to learn important fire safety lessons and explore our Fire Safety Simulator, helping them understand how to stay safe in the event of a fire. 🧑‍🚒

Teaching fire safety at an early age helps build lifelong safety habits, and we're proud to be part of that education!

A big THANK YOU to St. Peters Elementary for having us and to all the students for being such a great group! 👏

Remember: Fire safety is everyone's responsibility!

10/12/2026

🔥 When There's Smoke, Stay Low and GO! 🚨 | Fire Safety Episode 3

🚨 SMOKE RISES. YOU STAY LOW! 🔥

If a fire breaks out in your home, knowing how to escape safely can make all the difference!
Smoke and dangerous gases rise, so staying low while making your way to an exit can help reduce your exposure.

🏠 Practice your family's fire escape plan.
🚨 When the smoke alarm sounds, get moving!
⬇️ Stay low and crawl beneath the smoke.
🚪 Get outside and stay outside.
📍 Meet at your family's designated meeting place.

Fire safety starts at home. Practice today so you're prepared tomorrow!

10/10/2026

🚨 What would your family do if the smoke alarm went off right now?

Knowing there’s a fire isn’t enough — everyone in your home needs to know how to get out and where to meet once they’re outside.

Make a home escape plan, practice it with the whole family, and pick a safe meeting place outside. When an emergency happens, there’s no time to figure it out then.

🏠 Have a plan.
🚪 Know two ways out.
📍 Have a meeting place.
🔥 Get out and stay out.

10/08/2026

🔥 MISSION ACCEPTED! 🚨
Do your kids know where the smoke alarms are in your home? Turn fire safety into a family mission: find every smoke alarm, test each one, and make sure everyone knows what to do when it sounds.
A few minutes today can make a big difference when seconds matter.
🏠 Find them.
🔊 Test them.
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Practice together.
Can your family complete the mission?

10/01/2026

🎉 8 YEARS OF SERVICE 🎉

Today, Central County Fire & Rescue is proud to recognize Administrative Assistant Mendy O’Day as she celebrates 8 years of service with CCFR!

Since joining us on October 1, 2018, Mendy has become an important part of the CCFR family. Her hard work, organization, and willingness to help keep things moving behind the scenes make a difference throughout our organization every day.

While much of what happens at a fire district is seen out in the community, it takes a dedicated team behind the scenes to support our firefighters and keep the district running. Mendy is an important part of that team, and we’re grateful for everything she does for CCFR.

Please join us in congratulating Mendy on 8 years of service and thanking her for all she does! 👏🎉

09/18/2026

🎉 4 YEARS OF SERVICE 🎉

Today, Central County Fire & Rescue is proud to recognize three of our firefighters as they celebrate 4 years of service! 🚒

🔥 Firefighter Ben Fields
🔥 Firefighter Niko Mafuli
🔥 Firefighter Ryan Zangara

Since joining CCFR together on September 19, 2022, Ben, Niko, and Ryan have become valued members of our department. Over the past four years, they’ve answered calls, continued to build their skills, supported their crews, and served our community with dedication.

We’re proud to have each of them as part of the CCFR family and appreciate everything they bring to the department each day.

Please join us in congratulating Ben, Niko, and Ryan on 4 years of service! 👏🚒

09/14/2026

🎉 CELEBRATING 6 YEARS OF SERVICE 🎉

Today, we’re proud to recognize a special group of firefighters who all began their careers with Central County Fire & Rescue on September 14, 2020.

For the past six years, they’ve answered the calls, trained together, supported their crews, and been there for our community when it mattered most.

🚒 Firefighter Solomon Burks
🚒 Firefighter Cole Henderson
🚒 Firefighter Andrew Lincoln
🚒 Firefighter Cameron Morton
🚒 Firefighter Tyler Schlottach
🚒 Firefighter Zachary White
🚒 Firefighter Michael Zluhan

Six years represents countless calls, long shifts, training hours, shared meals at the firehouse, and moments that have helped shape each of them as firefighters.

We’re fortunate to have each of them as part of the CCFR family, and we appreciate the dedication they bring to our department and our community every day.

Please join us in congratulating Solomon, Cole, Andrew, Cameron, Tyler, Zachary, and Michael on 6 years with CCFR! 👏🚒

Here’s to many more!

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1220 Cave Springs Boulevard
Saint Peters, MO
63376

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http://www.centralcountyfire.org/

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