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  1. Springfield Fire Department hosts demolition ceremony for old Fire Station 7

    The old station, built in 1958, has long exceeded its usefulness and is being demolished to make way for a rebuilt station. Read on...
  2. Fire Department to host demolition ceremony for old Fire Station 7 on Tuesday

    Please join the Springfield Fire Department for a demolition ceremony for the old Fire Station 7 at 2 p.m. Tuesday, March 14 at 2129 E. Sunshine. Read on...
  3. Fire protection systems save lives, limit damage to properties

    In the continued effort to help keep our community safe, the Springfield Fire Department has adopted and enforces the 2018 International Fire Code. Read on...
  4. Celebrate Heart Month by learning CPR and downloading PulsePoint app

    In recognition of American Heart Month, Springfield Fire Department, CoxHealth EMS and Mercy EMS are partnering to offer free hands-only CPR training on three Saturdays in February at various locations in Springfield. Read on...
  5. Springfield Fire Department releases 2022 Community Engagement Report

    The department led a successful Fire Prevention Month in October, educating more than 13,000 students and their families about fire safety, among other activities. Read on...
  6. New equipment assists Fire Department during arson investigations

    A hydrocarbon and accelerant detector was put into service Nov. 4. Read on...
  7. James Ludden joins Springfield Fire Department as division chief of safety and training

    Ludden joins the department with more than 20 years of fire service experience, most recently serving as a battalion chief with the Battlefield Fire Protection District. Read on...
  8. Springfield Fire Department releases Quarterly Fire Safety Report for the third quarter of 2022

    The department responded to more than 3,400 calls for service during the third quarter of 2022. Read on...
  9. Springfield Fire Department begins final week of Fire Prevention Month visits

    To date, firefighters have visited 59 public and private schools and met with 13,039 students to discuss fire and life safety at the pre-kindergarten through fifth-grade levels. Read on...
  10. Fire Department offers tips for staying safe when heating your home

    The department has responded to 1,602 structure fires over the past five years (2017-2022). Of those fires, 127 were caused by heating appliances, including furnaces, space heaters and alternative methods of heating. Read on...
  11. Cooking remains top cause of accidental residential fires in Springfield

    During 2021, the Springfield Fire Department responded to 64 residential cooking fires. Unattended cooking and grease fires remain the leading type of cooking fires. Read on...
  12. Firefighters to canvass West Central neighborhood starting on Saturday

    Firefighters will be going door to door in West Central Saturday as the department continues efforts to ensure that every Springfield resident has adequate warning of a fire in their home. Read on...
  13. Springfield Fire Department cuts ribbon for rebuilt Fire Station 4

    The old station was demolished in March 2021 to make way for the rebuilt station. The old station, which was built in 1968, had long exceeded its usefulness. Read on...
  14. Fire Department to cut ribbon for new Fire Station 4 on Thursday

    Please join the Springfield Fire Department for a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new Fire Station 4 at 10 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 6 at 2429 N. Delaware. Read on...
  15. Springfield firefighters to visit more than 60 schools during Fire Prevention Month

    The Springfield Fire Department is looking forward to another successful Fire Prevention Month in October. Read on...
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    Springfield, MO 65802
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