Festus Fire Department

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Comments

Is it legal for Wal Mart to lock the doors at north end of building? Seems like in case of emergency both doors should be unlocked.

A mother’s child whom is 5 was beat up by the other parent and police told the mom they aren’t taking people in unless it’s a felony BECAUSE OF THE COVID-19 Virus! The f**k!

If you see my niece please contact me and local police department. Please help us.

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1003561373321543&id=196850603992628

Thank you for being a part of our Veterans Day Block Party! Hope to have you join again next year!!

Can you tell us why the ramp to S. Hwy.55 from Hey. A is blocked with police cars?

Odd post for here... but figured I'd try, I hope you can help and do not mind.

This baby is lost... Last seen yesterday afternoon around 4:00pm running South on railroad tracks near Woodland Road & West Coty Park in Festus, MO.

She was recently adopted after fostering for a few months and she got loose from her new owner by slipping out of collar. :(

With the weather of recent, please keep an eye out! Her name is "Zea" and is a 55lbs female lab/mastiff mix... very friendly, but skittish. DO NOT CHASE.

PLEASE if you have seen her or know if her whereabouts, kindly call or text Nicole Ashraf at (636) 697-6803.

$100 REWARD offered by Dog Saver Rescue.

As the Community Health Coordinator for the St. Louis regional area, I’m hoping you can help me spread the word about our upcoming health screening. Knights of Columbus is hosting this important health event on June 4th. Please like and share to help get the word out! #MensHealth #MensHealthMonth

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How I get a shirt from your fire department

Happy International Firefighters Day! Thanks for all you do for the City of Festus and surrounding areas! We appreciate you! Stay safe!

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We are located 35 miles south of St. Louis and serve a population of approximately 12,000 citizens. Fire Prevention

Our online fire prevention site offers many valuable fire safety tips for you and your family.

The most important part of any firefighter's job is to make sure that their community stays informed on what they can do to make themselves safe. This area will help adults and kids of all ages learn what they can do to make sure they are prepared in the event of an emergency. Smoke Detectors

While more than 90 percent of American homes have smoke alarms, nearly one-third of those alarms don't wo

rk. Non-working smoke alarms rob a home's occupants of all the protective benefits that house fire safety devices were designed to provide. Worn-out or missing batteries are the most common cited cause of non-working smoke alarms. Changing smoke alarm batteries once a year is one of the simplest, most effective ways to reduce these fire deaths and injuries. Working smoke alarms cut the risk of dying in a house fire in half. Evacuation

Each family member must know what to do in the event of a fire in their home. Unless a small fire can be easily controlled, it is recommended that fighting the fire be left to professional firefighters and that family members escape safely from the home. A home escape plan must be created and practiced so that each person knows exactly what to do. It also is important to practice Exit Drills In The Home (EDITH). Most residential fires occur between 8 p.m. and 8 a.m. Deaths from residential fires occur in greater numbers between midnight and 4 a.m. when most people are asleep. An average of 800 fires strike residential buildings each day in the United States. More than 6,500 persons die each year from fire - more than half of them children and senior citizens. The majority of these deaths are in home fires. Regardless of the cause of the fire, a home may be filled with smoke. This is a very dangerous situation. Family members may be unable to see very well. The smoke and toxic gases may cause dizziness and disorientation. In the confusion, one can easily become lost or trapped in the home. Family members must understand that their safety depends upon quickly leaving the home. It has been proven that exit drills reduce chances of panic and injury in fires and that trained and informed people have a much better chance to survive fires in their home. Disaster

The following list is a guide to help you prepare for a disaster. This list is provided by the Department of Homeland Security. Emergency Supplies

The basics of survival: water, food and clean air are essential, but some of the following items may make a time of crisis more comfortable. Basic Supplies

Flashlight and extra batteries
Battery powered radio and extra batteries
Plastic garbage bags, ties and toilet paper for personal sanitation
First aid kit
Map of the area for evacuation or for locating shelters
A whistle to signal for help
Moist towelettes

Clothing and Bedding

If you live in a cold weather climate, you must think about warmth. It is possible that the power will be out and you will not have heat. Rethink your clothing and bedding supplies once a year to account for growing children and other family changes. Have at least one complete change of warm clothing and shoes per person including:
A jacket or coat
Long pants
A long sleeve shirt
Sturdy shoes
A hat and gloves
A sleeping bag or warm blanket for each person. Tools
Emergency reference material such as a first aid book or a print out of this information
Mess kits, or paper cups, plates and plastic utensils
Cash or traveler's checks, change
Non-electric can opener, utility knife
Paper towels
Fire extinguisher: small canister, ABC type
Tube tent
Pliers
Compass
Matches in a waterproof container
Aluminum foil
Plastic storage containers
Signal flare
Paper, pencil
Medicine dropper
Shut-off wrench, to turn off household gas and water

Sanitation
Toilet paper, towelettes
Feminine supplies
Personal hygiene items
Plastic garbage bags, ties (for personal sanitation uses)
Plastic bucket with tight lid
Disinfectant
Household chlorine bleach

You can use bleach as a disinfectant (diluted nine parts water to one part bleach), or in an emergency you can also use it to purify water. Use 16 drops of regular household liquid bleach per gallon of water. Do not use scented, color safe or bleaches with added cleaners. Important Family Documents
Keep copies of important family records such as insurance policies, identification and bank account records in a waterproof, portable container. Automobile Fire Safety

Fire deaths resulting from motor vehicle accidents are estimated at 650 to 750 annually. Motor vehicles are constructed with a variety of synthetic and often flammable materials, that burn very hot and produce harmful gases. Gasoline and other flammable fluids are also present. Some parts of a vehicle can burst or explode when heated by a fire, sending debris a great distance. These are precisely why firefighters wear full protective gear and breathing apparatus when confronting a vehicle fire. Without this type of protection the average citizen is very vulnerable to serious injuries or worse. FIRE FACTS
• Nearly 25% of all reported fires were in motor vehicles, resulting in 17% of all fire-related deaths.
• In 1992, there were 405,000 vehicle fires in the United States.
• Only 2% of vehicle fires are caused by collisions but represent 64% of vehicle-fire deaths.
• The majority of vehicle fire deaths occurred in "survivable" crashes. Use seat belts regularly.
• Currently, the #1 rescue operation for firefighters is trapped crash victims in vehicles.
• Catalytic converters operate at about 1,600 degrees Fahrenheit under normal conditions, but have been tested at up to 4,000 degrees in a poorly tuned car.
• One gallon of gasoline has the explosive potential of thirty sticks of dynamite. GENERAL PRECAUTIONS
Regularly check the hoses, gaskets, and fittings on your engine for any leaks or cracks. Place a multipurpose fire extinguisher in your car and make sure it is easily seen and accessible. A catalytic converter is part of your car's exhaust system, after the engine, and before the muffler. Be aware of this high temperature heat source and take care not to park where "burnables" may come in contact with it. Maintain your car according to manufacturer's specification. If you notice unusually high fuel consumption, changes in your cars performance, or sense strange odors coming from the vehicle, have it checked out by a professional. Use your ash tray, rather than an open window. Ci******es do not self-extinguish and are the cause of most open area fires. WHAT YOU CAN DO IF YOUR CAR IS ON FIRE
If the hood or dash begins smoking, pull over and turn off the engine. Move quickly away from a burning automobile and remain at a safe distance. Call 9-1-1. If there are visible flames in the engine compartment, DO NOT RAISE THE HOOD, it could flash over and cause you serious injury. If you have a fire extinguisher, stick the nozzle through the front grill and spray the engine area thoroughly, then wait for the fire department at a safe distance from your car. Vehicle Safety

With today's new vehicle designs that include Supplemental Restraint Systems (SRS), reinforced safety glass and other improved features, their are a few things you need to know. Always make sure that you drive with your seat belt fastened. Seats belt keep passengers from being thrown from the vehicle during a collision. Make sure that you do not sit too close to a steering wheel or dashboard that has air bags. Keep small children, especially car seats, out of the front seats. Always place small children and car seats in the rear of the vehicle. Remain in your vehicle after an accident unless there is imminent danger. Wait for paramedics to arrive and give you further instructions.

Operating as usual

09/02/2021

Photos from Jefferson County (MO) Fire Fighters Association's post

08/15/2021

All set up for the Bottleneck Bridge Bike Ride today.

07/04/2021

Happy 4th of July! Please be SAFE and have a wonderful celebration!

Photos from Festus Fire Department's post

05/22/2021

🚒👨‍🚒 We had a special guest today! He is graduating from festus high school with honors this week. 🎓👨‍🎓

05/12/2021

Tonight's training was using air bags and struts to remove a victim pinned under a vehicle. A special thanks to Pippin Towing for bringing the vehicles. We train everyday so we can serve our community to the fullest when you need us.

05/08/2021

🚒 🪜 Recruit Waites is working on her ladder operation skills today. She has been working hard to become a firefighter since she started this February. If you are interested in becoming a firefighter, we are always accepting volunteer applications!

05/03/2021

Festus, MO

🚨ATTENTION CONCRETE WORKERS🚨

Sealed bids for the City of Festus Fire Department front concrete pad project, will be received by the City of Festus, 711 W Main St, Festus, MO 63028, until 2:00pm CST on June 3, 2021. The bids will be publicly opened and read aloud at 2:00pm CST on June 3, 2021 at Festus City Hall, 711 W Main St, Festus, MO 63028.

The scope of work for the project includes all labor and materials for the replacement of the concrete pad in front of the Festus Firehouse located at 212 N Mill St in the City of Festus. Current pad is to be removed and the new pad is approx. 76’ x 32’ and is 8” thick with 5/8 rebar with concrete having fiber mesh and creek gravel. Hi-early preferred.

https://www.cityoffestus.org/bids.aspx?bidID=41

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04/15/2021

Firefighters were at the Festus School track today displaying the American Flag in support of the schools Play Unified District-Wide track meet. What a great event and we were proud to participate.

04/09/2021

A big thank you to Four Brothers Mead for your donation of $816! The donation will be split between Festus Fire and Police Departments.

04/08/2021

Yesterday morning at 5:25am units responded to the 11000 block of County Road CC for a pull behind camper fire. 6610 arrived first on scene to find a camper well involved. The fire was contained to the camper. No injuries were reported. We would like to thank all mutual aid companies that assisted.

[04/03/21] Smoke coming from a large brush fire in Washington County is covering much of Jefferson county. The smoke will be in the area for some time.

04/01/2021

Man hurt in fall from forklift while working at Festus business

Man hurt in fall from forklift while working at Festus business A Festus-area man fell from a forklift while working on a window at a storage business Monday evening (March 29) and was taken by ambulance for medical treatment, authorities reported.

[03/03/21] 6614 and 6610 are currently on the scene of a *Vehicle Accident w/ Rescue* on Buck Creek Road. One vehicle overturned in a creek. One patient inside.
Patient extricated 12:16

03/02/2021

Festus Fire extricates woman from vehicle at bottom of hill after crash

Festus Fire extricates woman from vehicle at bottom of hill after crash Festus firefighters freed a woman who was trapped in a vehicle after she lost control near the Larry G. Crites Memorial Park and ran off the road and down a

02/24/2021

Festus couple and cat escape duplex fire

Leader Publications story from the apartment fire on Saturday February 20th.

Festus couple and cat escape duplex fire A Festus couple and their cat escaped a fire at a duplex in the 800 block of Cleveland Ave. in Festus on Feb. 20.

01/07/2021

We received a 2nd shipment of PPE from Jefferson County. Each kit contains 50 masks and a 8oz bottle of hand sanitizer. Please stop by or call the firehouse to pick up your free kit.

12/30/2020

Vehicle fire from Monday. South Bound 61/67 just south of Highway CC.

12/23/2020

6612 and 6614 assisted Desoto City last night on their commercial structure fire that went to four alarms. In these photos you will see some of our firefighters, 2 full time, 1 part time and 2 volunteers. It takes all levels of employment to make us the department we are. These men have smiles on their faces because of the pride they have in their department and the brotherhood they share. Whether full time, part time or volunteer we are proud to serve our community and to answer the call for help from our neighbor communities. Unfortunately the business was a total loss but many surrounding homes were saved.

[12/22/20] Crews are currently working a *Vehicle Accident with Rescue* at the intersection of South Mill and Veterans Boulevard. 0900

12/22/2020

🚨🚒🚨🚒Yesterday your firefighters along with mutual aid departments were dispatched to the Quality Inn on West Gannon Drive for a *1st Alarm Commercial*. 6614 arrived on scene at the North side of the building. 6614 reported smoke and fire coming from the air/heat unit of a first floor room. 6614s crew made entry into the room with a hand line and extinguished the fire. The room was being used for storage and was not occupied. The fire appears to have started on the north wall in the area of the air/heat unit below the window. The fire then spread to mattresses that were being stored. Crews remained on scene for an extended time to ventilate the structure. We would like to thank Hematite Fire, Crystal City Fire, R7 Fire, Dunklin Fire and Herculaneum Fire for their assistance. We would also like to thank Mapaville Fire for covering our district. No injuries were reported.

[11/26/20] HAPPY
THANKSGIVING

11/25/2020

Thank You to Lowe's Festus for the donation of this Weber Smoker.

11/18/2020

Thanks to Jefferson County Emergency Management we have 178 basic PPE kits containing 50 surgical masks and one 8oz bottle of sanitizer to be given to the public. If you are in need of these supplies you can come by the Firehouse bewteen the hours of 8am and 4pm to pick up a box. There is a limit of one box per household.

11/01/2020

We found the best costume of the night! Thanks for stopping by. Happy Halloween!👻

10/21/2020

🚨🚒Today 6614 responded to the 500 block of Ridge Avenue for a vehicle fire. 6614 arrived on scene to find a pick up truck with smoke and flames from the engine compartment. The fire was extinguished and contained to the engine compartment. The snow-like substance you see in the picture is firefighting foam.🚒🚨

[10/20/20] Northbound Highway 67 is now open.

10/19/2020

*Accident has been cleared, 67NB re-opened.

Northbound US Highway 67 is currently completely shut down just North of Highway CC for a multiple vehicle accident.

10/14/2020

🚩The National Weather Service has issued a Red Flag Warning for today due to winds and low humidity. Please do not burn today. 🚩

10/10/2020

Reminder that Monday October 12th is the last day to turn in an application for our upcoming volunteer recruit class. If you have ever had any interest in the fire service now is your chance to try it out!!

10/07/2020

Fire Prevention Week 2020

Our Fire Prevention Week video!

For more infomation go to: https://www.nfpa.org/Public-Education/Staying-safe/Preparedness/Fire-Prevention-Week
#FirePreventionWeek

09/21/2020

We are currently accepting applications from now until October 12th 2020 for our upcoming volunteer recruit class. This will be a 12 week class starting in mid November. Class will be on Thursday nights from 6pm to 9pm. Requirements are you must be 18 years of age, pass a drug test and background check. You can pick up an application from the fire house at 212 North Mill Street or get one from the City of Festus website link below. Completed applications are to be dropped off at the fire house. This is a great opportunity to serve the community and become apart of the team! If you have an interest in firefighting as a career come give it a try and gain some experience!

https://www.cityoffestus.org/DocumentCenter/View/108/General-Employment-Application-PDF

09/17/2020

🚒👨‍🚒🚨👩‍🚒🔥Your Festus fire fighters responded to 44 calls the last two weeks. Tempatuares are cooling off and giving us a break from the heat. If you plan on turning on your heater, please have a HVAC technician or a qualified person inspect the blower for any dust and complete any yearly maintenance that needs to be done. If you have an emergency, dial 911. Have a safe week everyone!

2 Structure Fire
19 EMS
10 Vehicle Accident
1 Unauthorized Burn
3 Check the Area
2 Cancelled en route
6 Alarm Sounding
1 water leak

09/11/2020

Today is about remembering the ones who lost their life in a horrible attack on American soil. Normal people went to work and never returned. 2977 people lost their lives. 343 firefighters and 72 law enforcement officers went in to a overwhelming situation to save lives and never returned. 25000 people were injured and most have long term health problems due to the attack. We Will Never Forget!

The 343 Lost:

Joseph
Agnello, Lad.118
Lt. Brian
Ahearn, Bat.13
Eric
Allen, Sqd.18 (D)
Richard
Allen, Lad.15
Cpt. James
Amato, Sqd.1
Calixto
Anaya Jr., Eng.4

Joseph
Angelini, Res.1 (D)
Joseph
Angelini Jr., Lad.4
Faustino
Apostol Jr., Bat.2
David
Arce, Eng.33
Louis
Arena, Lad.5 (D)
Carl
Asaro, Bat.9

Lt. Gregg
Atlas, Eng.10
Gerald
Atwood, Lad.21
Gerald
Baptiste, Lad.9
A.C. Gerard
Barbara, Cmd. Ctr.
Matthew
Barnes, Lad.25
Arthur
Barry, Lad.15

Lt.Steven
Bates, Eng.235
Carl
Bedigian, Eng.214
Stephen
Belson, Bat.7
John
Bergin, Res.5
Paul
Beyer, Eng.6
Peter
Bielfeld, Lad.42

Brian
Bilcher, Sqd.1
Carl
Bini, Res.5
Christopher
Blackwell, Res.3
Michael
Bo****no, Bat.48
Frank
Bonomo, Eng.230
Gary
Box, Sqd.1

Michael
Boyle, Eng.33
Kevin
Bracken, Eng.40
Michael
Brennan, Lad.4
Peter
Brennan, Res.4
Cpt. Daniel
Brethel, Lad.24 (D)
Cpt. Patrick
Brown, Lad.3

Andrew
Brunn, Lad.5 (D)
Cpt. Vincent
Brunton, Lad.105
F.M. Ronald
Bucca
Greg
Buck, Eng.201
Cpt. William
Burke Jr., Eng.21
A.C. Donald
Burns, Cmd. Ctr.

John
Burnside, Lad.20
Thomas
Butler, Sqd.1
Patrick
Byrne, Lad.101
George
Cain, Lad.7
Salvatore
Calabro, Lad.101
Cpt. Frank
Callahan, Lad.35

Michael
Cammarata, Lad.11
Brian
Cannizzaro, Lad.101
Dennis
Carey, Hmc.1
Michael
Carlo, Eng.230
Michael
Carroll, Lad.3
Peter
Carroll, Sqd.1 (D)

Thomas
Casoria, Eng.22
Michael
Cawley, Lad.136
Vernon
Cherry, Lad.118
Nicholas
Chiofalo, Eng.235
John
Chipura, Eng.219
Michael
Clarke, Lad.2

Steven
Coakley, Eng.217
Tarel
Coleman, Sqd.252
John
Collins, Lad.25
Robert
Cordice, Sqd.1
Ruben
Correa, Eng.74
James
Coyle, Lad.3

Robert
Crawford, Safety
Lt. John
Crisci, H.M.
B.C. Dennis
Cross, Bat.57 (D)
Thomas
Cullen III, Sqd. 41
Robert
Curatolo, Lad.16 (D)
Lt. Edward
D'Atri, Sqd.1

Michael
D'Auria, Eng.40
Scott
Davidson, Lad.118
Edward
Day, Lad.11
B.C. Thomas
DeAngelis, Bat. 8
Manuel
Delvalle, Eng.5
Martin
DeMeo, H.M. 1

David
DeRubbio, Eng.226
Lt. Andrew
Desperito, Eng.1 (D)
B.C. Dennis
Devlin, Bat.9
Gerard
Dewan, Lad.3
George
DiPasquale, Lad.2
Lt. Kevin
Donnelly, Lad.3

Lt. Kevin
Dowdell, Res.4
B.C. Raymond
Downey, Soc.
Gerard
Duffy, Lad.21
Cpt. Martin
Egan, Jr., Div.15 (D)
Michael
Elferis, Eng.22
Francis
Esposito, Eng.235

Lt. Michael
Esposito, Sqd.1
Robert
Evans, Eng.33
B.C. John
Fanning, H.O.
Cpt. Thomas
Farino, Eng.26
Terrence
Farrell, Res.4
Cpt. Joseph
Farrelly, Div.1

Dep. Comm. William
Feehan, (D)
Lee
Fehling, Eng.235
Alan
Feinberg, Bat.9
Michael
Fiore, Res.5
Lt. John
Fischer, Lad.20
Andre
Fletcher, Res.5

John
Florio, Eng.214
Lt. Michael
Fodor, Lad.21
Thomas
Foley, Res.3
David
Fontana, Sqd.1
Robert
Foti, Lad.7
Andrew
Fredericks, Sqd.18

Lt. Peter
Freund, Eng.55
Thomas
Gambino Jr., Res.3
Chief of Dept. Peter
Ganci, Jr. (D)
Lt. Charles
Garbarini, Bat.9
Thomas
Gardner, Hmc.1
Matthew
Garvey, Sqd.1

Bruce
Gary, Eng.40
Gary
Geidel, Res.1
B.C. Edward
Geraghty, Bat.9
Dennis
Germain, Lad.2
Lt. Vincent
Giammona, Lad.5
James
Giberson, Lad.35

Ronnie
Gies, Sqd.288
Paul
Gill, Eng.54
Lt. John
Ginley, Eng.40
Jeffrey
Giordano, Lad.3
John
Giordano, Hmc.1
Keith
Glascoe, Lad.21

James
Gray, Lad.20
B.C. Joseph
Grzelak, Bat.48
Jose
Guadalupe, Eng.54
Lt. Geoffrey
Guja, Bat.43
Lt. Joseph
Gullickson, Lad.101
David
Halderman, Sqd.18

Lt. Vincent
Halloran, Lad.8
Robert
Hamilton, Sqd.41
Sean
Hanley, Lad.20 (D)
Thomas
Hannafin, Lad.5
Dana
Hannon, Eng.26
Daniel
Harlin, Lad.2

Lt. Harvey
Harrell, Res.5
Lt. Stephen
Harrell, Bat.7
Cpt. Thomas
Haskell, Jr., Div.15
Timothy
Haskell, Sqd.18 (D)
Cpt. Terence
Hatton, Res.1
Michael
Haub, Lad.4

Lt. Michael
Healey, Sqd.41
John
Hefferman, Lad.11
Ronnie
Henderson, Eng.279
Joseph
Henry, Lad.21
William
Henry, Res.1 (D)
Thomas
Hetzel, Lad.13

Cpt. Brian
Hickey, Res.4
Lt. Timothy
Higgins, S.O.C.
Jonathan
Hohmann, Hmc.1
Thomas
Holohan, Eng.6
Joseph
Hunter, Sqd.288
Cpt. Walter
Hynes, Lad.13 (D)

Jonathan
Ielpi, Sqd.288
Cpt. Frederick
Ill Jr., Lad.2
William
Johnston, Eng.6
Andrew
Jordan, Lad.132
Karl
Joseph, Eng.207
Lt. Anthony
Jovic, Bat.47

Angel
Juarbe Jr., Lad.12
Mychal
Judge, Chaplain (D)
Vincent
Kane, Eng.22
B.C. Charles
Kasper, S.O.C.
Paul
Keating, Lad.5
Richard
Kelly Jr., Lad.11

Thomas R.
Kelly, Lad.15
Thomas W.
Kelly, Lad.105
Thomas
Kennedy, Lad.101
Lt. Ronald
Kerwin, Sqd.288
Michael
Kiefer, Lad.132
Robert
King Jr., Eng.33

Scott
Kopytko, Lad.15
William
Krukowski, Lad.21
Kenneth
Kumpel, Lad.25
Thomas
Kuveikis, Sqd.252
David
LaForge, Lad.20
William
Lake, Res.2

Robert
Lane, Eng.55
Peter
Langone, Sqd.252
Scott
Larsen, Lad.15
Lt. Joseph
Leavey, Lad.15
Neil
Leavy, Eng.217
Daniel
Libretti, Res.2

Carlos
Lillo, Paramedic
Robert
Linnane, Lad.20
Michael
Lynch, Eng.40
Michael
Lynch, Lad.4
Michael
Lyons, Sqd.41
Patrick
Lyons, Sqd.252

Joseph
Maffeo, Lad.101
William
Mahoney, Res 4
Joseph
Maloney, Lad.3 (D)
B.C. Joseph
Marchbanks Jr, Bat.12
Lt. Charles
Margiotta, Bat.22
Kenneth
Marino, Res.1

John
Marshall, Eng.23
Lt. Peter
Martin, Res.2
Lt. Paul
Martini, Eng.23
Joseph
Mascali, T.S.U. 2
Keithroy
Maynard, Eng.33
Brian
McAleese, Eng.226

John
McAvoy, Lad.3
Thomas
McCann, Bat.8
Lt. William
McGinn, Sqd.18
B.C. William
McGovern, Bat.2 (D)
Dennis
McHugh, Lad.13
Robert
McMahon, Lad.20

Robert
McPadden, Eng.23
Terence
McShane, Lad.101
Timothy
McSweeney, Lad.3
Martin
McWilliams, Eng.22 (D)
Raymond
Meisenheimer, Res.3
Charles
Mendez, Lad.7

Steve
Mercado, Eng.40
Douglas
Miller, Res.5
Henry
Miller Jr, Lad.105
Robert
Minara, Lad.25
Thomas
Mingione, Lad.132
Lt. Paul
Mitchell, Bat.1

Capt. Louis
Modafferi, Res.5
Lt. Dennis
Mojica, Res.1 (D)
Manuel
Mojica, Sqd.18 (D)
Carl
Molinaro, Lad.2
Michael
Montesi, Res.1
Capt. Thomas
Moody, Div.1

B.C. John
Moran, Bat.49
Vincent
Morello, Lad.35
Christopher
Mozzillo, Eng.55
Richard
Muldowney Jr, Lad.07
Michael
Mullan, Lad.12
Dennis
Mulligan, Lad.2

Lt. Raymond
Murphy, Lad.16
Lt. Robert
Nagel, Eng.58
John
Napolitano, Res.2
Peter
Nelson, Res.4
Gerard
Nevins, Res.1
Dennis
O'Berg, Lad.105

Lt. Daniel
O'Callaghan, Lad.4
Douglas
Oelschlager, Lad.15
Joseph
Ogren, Lad.3
Lt. Thomas
O'Hagan, Bat.4
Samuel
Otice, Lad.4
Patrick
O'Keefe, Res.1

Capt. William
O'Keefe, Div.15 (D)
Eric
Olsen, Lad.15
Jeffery
Olsen, Eng.10
Steven
Olson, Lad.3
Kevin
O'Rourke, Res.2
Michael
Otten, Lad.35

Jeffery
Palazzo, Res.5
B.C. Orio
Palmer, Bat.7
Frank
Palombo, Lad.105
Paul
Pansini, Eng.10
B.C. John
Paolillo, Bat.11
James
Pappageorge, Eng.23

Robert
Parro, Eng.8
Durrell
Pearsall, Res.4
Lt. Glenn
Perry, Bat.12
Lt. Philip
Petti, Bat.7
Lt. Kevin
Pfeifer, Eng. 33
Lt. Kenneth
Phelan, Bat.32

Christopher
Pickford, Eng.201
Shawn
Powell, Eng.207
Vincent
Princiotta, Lad.7
Kevin
Prior, Sqd.252
B.C. Richard
Prunty, Bat.2 (D)
Lincoln
Quappe, Res.2

Lt. Michael
Quilty, Lad.11
Ricardo
Quinn, Paramedic
Leonard
Ragaglia, Eng.54
Michael
Ragusa, Eng.279
Edward
Rall, Res.2
Adam
Rand, Sqd.288

Donald
Regan, Res.3
Lt. Robert
Regan, Lad.118
Christian
Regenhard, Lad.131
Kevin
Reilly, Eng.207
Lt. Vernon
Richard, Lad.7
James
Riches, Eng.4

Joseph
Rivelli, Lad.25
Michael
Roberts, Eng.214
Michael E.
Roberts, Lad.35
Anthony
Rodriguez, Eng.279
Matthew
Rogan, Lad.11
Nicholas
Rossomando, Res.5

Paul
Ruback, Lad.25
Stephen
Russell, Eng.55
Lt. Michael
Russo, S.O.C.
B.C. Matthew
Ryan, Bat.1
Thomas
Sabella, Lad.13
Christopher
Santora, Eng.54

John
Santore, Lad.5 (D)
Gregory
Saucedo, Lad.5
Dennis
Scauso, H.M. 1
John
Schardt, Eng.201
B.C. Fred
Scheffold, Bat.12
Thomas
Schoales, Eng.4

Gerard
Schrang, Res.3 (D)
Gregory
Sikorsky, Sqd.41
Stephen
Siller, Sqd.1
Stanley
Smagala Jr, Eng.226
Kevin
Smith, H.M. 1
Leon
Smith Jr, Lad 118

Robert
Spear Jr, Eng.26
Joseph
Spor, Res.3
B.C. Lawrence
Stack, Bat.50
Cpt. Timothy
Stackpole, Div.11 (D)
Gregory
Stajk, Lad.13
Jeffery
Stark, Eng.230

Benjamin
Suarez, Lad.21
Daniel
Suhr, Eng.216 (D)
Lt. Christopher
Sullivan, Lad.111
Brian
Sweeney, Res.1
Sean
Tallon, Lad.10
Allan
Tarasiewicz, Res.5

Paul
Tegtmeier, Eng.4
John
Tierney, Lad.9
John
Tipping II, Lad.4
Hector
Tirado Jr, Eng.23
Richard
Van Hine, Sqd.41
Peter
Vega, Lad.118

Lawrence
Veling, Eng.235
John
Vigiano II, Lad.132
Sergio
Villanueva, Lad.132
Lawrence
Virgilio, Sqd.18 (D)
Lt. Robert
Wallace, Eng.205
Jeffery
Walz, Lad. 9

Lt. Michael
Warchola, Lad.5 (D)
Capt. Patrick
Waters, S.O.C.
Kenneth
Watson, Eng.214
Michael
Weinberg, Eng.1 (D)
David
Weiss, Res.1
Timothy
Welty, Sqd.288

Eugene
Whelan, Eng.230
Edward
White, Eng.230
Mark
Whitford, Eng.23
Lt. Glenn
Wilkinson, Eng.238 (D)
B.C. John
Williamson, Bat.6 (D)
Capt. David
Wooley, Lad.4

Raymond
York, Eng.285 (D)

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Writer's Society of Jefferson County (Missouri)
Festus, 63028

The Village of Helping Hands Turning Point Nursery
RELOCATED
Festus, 63028

Jefferson County's Only Crisis Nursery! We will be a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing short-term, emergency shelter for children in crisis.

Festus Fire Alarms Dispatch
100 Park Ave
Festus, 63028

Dispatch center is commanded for the Festus Police Department, Festus Fire Department, and Joachim Plattin Township Amublance District.

Jefferson R-7 Fire Protection District
13000 State Road TT
Festus, 63028

The District provides fire protection and prevention services, technical rescue services, medical emergency responses and hazardous materials responses.

Jefferson Co. PWSD #12
12301 State Road TT
Festus, 63028

We are a small rural water district serving citizens in Southeastern Jefferson County, Missouri

City of Festus Animal Control
2260 Sunshine Dr
Festus, 63028

To make an animal welfare/complaint please call my office or send me an email. Please leave your name and a phone number where I can contact you. This information is kept confidential. For after hours emergencies please call Festus Police Dept.

Festus-Crystal City Rotary
201 E Main St
Festus, 63028

We are the local Rotary Club for South-East Jefferson County. Our members are community leaders that help with local and international projects.

Show-Me Hope - Jefferson County
227 East Main St.
Festus, 63028

Free support available to Jefferson County, MO residents recovering from the challenging effects of natural disasters through the provision of community-based outreach and mental health support services.

City of Festus
Festus, 63028

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National Guard - SGT Kyle Mayberry
2740 State Rd P
Festus, 63028

Navy Recruiting Station Festus
137 Twin City Mall
Festus, 63028

Leader Publications
503 N 2nd St
Festus, 63028-1829

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