In 2008 the community recommended that Station #2 be replaced. Now, the time has come to make this a reality. Before breaking ground we want to hear what you think about the plan and the proposed new station.   Read more...

The number one way to stay safe on the roads during winter weather is to stay home and allow crews to clear snow and ice from the streets. But, if you must venture out remember these five tips.     Read more...

In light of the recent deadly home fire in Connecticut many residents are asking, “How can I protect my family?” Read more...

Two Local Companies Join Forces to Implement Unique Program
 For Central County Fire & Rescue Community Family photos, high school diplomas and treasured mementoes are only a few of the things victims of home fires hope to salvage after the flames are under control. But, once the family salvages these items what do they do with them while their home is unlivable, and open to elements of the outdoors? With the help of the community, firefighters of Central County Fire & Rescue (CCFR) have created a unique solution, the Community Outreach Trailer. Read more...

Five Central County Fire & Rescue firefighters avoided serious injury after a pick-up truck on Interstate Highway 70 near the Spencer Rd. overpass struck their fire truck. The driver of the pick-up truck, O'Fallon resident Chad Zaiz, did not survive the accident. The fire truck was on the scene responding to an earlier call from a driver suffering from an EMS emergency. "In addition to assisting with the medical emergency, our firefighters were there to ensure the safety of those involved in the situation," explains CCFR Chief Russ Mason. "The truck was strategically placed on the highway with its lights on to warn drivers of the situation, and to provide a safe zone for police, paramedics and other emergency responders to take care of accident victims." Read more...