Ebenezer Fire Protection District

We would like our residents to know that we are currently working alongside legal counsel regarding the recent claim made by RE Smith.

Ebenezer Fire Protection District denies any liability regarding the claim. Once we file a response, it will become public record and be viewable by the public. At this point we have no further comment.

We will continue to keep our citizens apprised as we are able.

On Your Side: Fire departments in the Ozarks adjust operations as fuel prices climb: https://www.ky3.com/2026/05/06/your-side-fire-departments-ozarks-adjust-operations-fuel-prices-climb/

For those that wish to follow along on the National Fire Fighters Candle light vigil and Memorial videos live stream on Saturday night and Sunday morning, go to this sight and find the appropriate links and eastern times.

http://weekend.firehero.org/

Today 16 students graduated from the state accredited EMT Initial program hosted here at Ebenezer Fire.

Students completed over 180 hours of rigorous cognitive course work, psychomotor evaluations, ambulance ride alongs, and testing that spanned the course of 8 weeks. Students are now certified in healthcare provider CPR, certified to at least the EMR level, and are eligible for testing to become licensed EMTs.

Students came from here at Ebenezer, Nevada, Waynesville, Marshfield, Strafford, Ozark, Marionville, Buffalo, and Springfield.

Congratulations to all students on your hard work and dedication!

The district is currently slammed with back to back calls involving disabled vehicles, injured motorists, and medicals from the hail. Well over 20 vehicles were disabled on Highway 13 alone!