Springfield, MO Fire Department

09/30/2026

Springfield is worth celebrating! This Sunday, Celebrate Springfield brings the community together at Route 66 Stadium from 1–4 p.m. for a FREE afternoon of music, activities, food trucks, and fun

09/29/2026

09/17/2026

CANCELED:

08/24/2026

📖 We had a great time partnering with Mercy Hospital Springfield during August's Fire Safety Storytime in Fire Station 3.14 at the Discovery Center Springfield!

🗓️Come out and join us at next month's Storytime on Friday, Sept. 18 at 10:30 a.m!

08/13/2026

08/12/2026

Our Fire Safety Report for the second quarter of 2026 highlights the department’s efforts to promote community safety, prevention and emergency preparedness from April through June. We supported the Route 66 Centennial kick off in late April and early May, provided fire-safety education to nearly 100 children at Holy Trinity Catholic Church and received a $4,480 donation from Missouri State University’s Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity to fund free smoke alarms and oxygen-safety devices.

The department responded to 3,074 calls, including 42 building fires, 90 other fires, and 907 medical/rescue calls, with first-unit response times averaging 6 minutes 22 seconds for structure fires and 7 minutes 15 seconds for emergency medical calls.

Read all the specifics at https://www.springfieldmo.gov/DocumentCenter/View/77714/SFD-2026-Second-Quarter-Report.

08/05/2026

Thanks for the friendly competition, Springfield, MO Police Department! We look forward to beating you again on the softball field at National Night Out at Meador Park at 7 p.m. Aug. 11. 🥎 👨🏻‍🚒 🏆

08/04/2026

Opioid overdoses continue to affect individuals and families throughout our community. Because many ODs occur before emergency responders can arrive, increasing access to naloxone, which reverses the effects of an opioid OD, saves lives.

More than 25 24/7 naloxone distribution boxes are now available at various locations throughout Springfield. Thirteen of those are at Springfield fire stations. The boxes are checked and refilled as needed to help ensure continued access.

If you, a family member or someone you know could benefit from having naloxone on hand, please feel free to visit a fire station any time to obtain a naloxone kit, no questions asked.

Fire station locations:

📍 Station 1: 720 E. Grand (Phelps Grove Neighborhood)
📍 Station 2: 608 W. Commercial St.
📍 Station 3: 205 N. Patterson
📍 Station 4: 2423 N. Delaware (Doling Park Neighborhood)
📍 Station 5: 2750 W. Kearney St. (Tom Watkins Neighborhood)
📍 Station 6: 2620 W. Battlefield
📍 Station 7: 2129 E. Sunshine (Brentwood Neighborhood)
📍 Station 8: 1405 S. Scenic Ave.
📍 Station 9: 450 W. Walnut Lawn (Greater Parkcrest Neighborhood)
📍 Station 10: 2245 E. Galloway St. (Galloway Village Neighborhood)
📍 Station 11: 4940 S. Fremont Ave.
📍 Station 12: 2455 S. Blackman Road
📍 Station 13: 1900 W. College St. (Westside Neighborhood Betterment Association).

Special thanks to Springfield-Greene County Health and Missouri Institute of Mental Health for their partnership to make this initiative possible.

07/24/2026

Last evening, human remains believed to be those of 40-year-old Taylor Stawny were recovered downriver of Lake Springfield dam. Stawny has been missing since June 14 when she and her three daughters were involved in a tragic water accident. Twelve-year-old Aurelie Stawny was rescued as the only survivor, while her two sisters - 19-year-old Andrea and 17-year-old-Sofie died in the incident.

While formal identification is pending from the Greene County Medical Examiner’s Office, this recovery marks a significant moment in a search that has weighed heavily on our entire community. Our hearts remain with the Stawny family as they continue to endure an unimaginable loss.