Serving our District with professionalism, excellence and devotion to duty.
Southern Stone County Fire District is comprised of approximately 280 square miles of the southern part of Stone County, Missouri. Southern Stone has responsibility over the largest part of Table Rock Lake with an estimated population of the Fire District as 31,000 (2005 U.S. Census), which is an approximate increase of 62% since 1990.
ESTD. 1986
Welcome To The Southern Stone Fire Protection District
Our mission is to promote life safety and reduce human suffering to the citizens and visitors of the Southern Stone County Fire Protection District. To achieve this goal through public education and fire prevention programs. We shall seek to minimize the results of fire, medical or rescue emergencies and disasters in this District. To understand that each fire fighter is valuable and to maximize each persons potential. To serve our District with professionalism, excellence and devotion to duty. To strive for the future, never forgetting the past.
On January 17, 2026, the Stone County Fire Protection District's fire crews responded to a reported vehicle fire in the 4900 block of W State Hwy 86 in Lampe, where the vehicle was fully engulfed. Fire crews from Stations 3 and 15 quickly brought the blaze under control and extinguished it. An investigation conducted by the SSCFPD Fire Marshal and the Stone County Sheriff's Department is currently underway, as the cause of the fire is deemed suspicious.
Paul ONeal ~ PIO ... See MoreSee Less
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Good job guys
Prayers for all involved!
Thank you again Southern Stone County FPD
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Today, SSCFPD personnel effectively certified around 30 students in cardiopulmonary resuscitation at the Table Rock Career Center, thereby equipping these individuals with the assurance to positively influence their community utilizing the skills learned. ... See MoreSee Less
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Very, very important lesson for everyone. You never know when you’ll need that lesson.
It will be a skill they'll never forget... you think you might have forgot...but in the "moment when it counts"...the training is still there.
Thank you Scott Weekley for your time and expertise 😊
It was a great day for my students! Thank you so much for pouring into them!
Due to unusually dry conditions for this time of year, the district has been responding to numerous outdoor fires, some resulting from controlled burns that have gotten out of control. SSCFPD recommends postponing controlled burns until favorable weather conditions prevail! ... See MoreSee Less
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We heard the scanner—- What A DAY you all had!!!! Many thanks from the Schwenn Family on DD Hwy.
Dont be like the guy on on Stone Rd that burns a van up in his back yard and didnt even call it in, then it spreads and neighbor called it in.
On January 12, 2026, at 06:45 hours, the SSCFPD, Mercy Emergency Medical Services, and law enforcement agencies responded to a reported incident involving an overturned 18-wheeler on E State Highway 248. The incident resulted in the restriction of traffic to one lane, which was later completely closed for vehicle recovery operations. The driver sustained unspecified injuries and was transported to a local area hospital. The roadway was reopened at 09:07 hours. The Missouri State Highway Patrol is currently conducting an investigation into the matter. PaulONeal~PIO ... See MoreSee Less
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You can tell in the photo of the underside that the driver had his brakes locked for some reason. My guess is a deer ran in front of him on the turns and the driver was going to fast to slam on the brakes and it caused him to flip. Just my observation…
Yes I got there when the road was closed and had to go back to 13
Prayers for all involved!
I drove by and driver was definitely in pain on the ground. Thank you to the guy in white truck that stopped!!! I was driving transit and that was a bad spot.
Ouch!
I drove that truck for about 8 months just got out of it in around August.
Going allittle to fast I would say
That's definitely a bad day. Prayers for the driver🙏
Prayers that the driver will be okay and there are no significant serious injuries.
That’s unfortunate. Prayers for the driver. We live off 248. Cars & trucks drive way too fast on this curvy road. It’s even worse when it rains. Every time we drive we meet cars on the wrong side of the center line & so many people tailgate us when we do 5mph over the speed limit.
So what all did she do..pretty big truck
Slow down
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3600 block of Hwy E 248 vehicle accident, traffic restricted to one lane, please use caution Fire & EMS on scene! ... See MoreSee Less
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When we just came across 248, a gravel truck was turned over. Don't know if this was the same accident.
My son was a few minutes behind the truck. I am thankful no one was coming the opposite way.
Praying 🙏 Psalm 46:10a💗💐
I was at the scene, but the video is a bit sensitive. I've uploaded it to my post, so please check it out!
I was at the scene, but the video is a bit sensitive. I've uploaded it to my post, so please check it out!
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The SSCFPD Technical Rescue Unit had the opportunity to conduct training with Park Rangers and other staff members at Dogwood Canyon Nature Park. Additionally, technical rescue members from Central Crossing Fire Protection District and representatives from Stone County Sheriff’s Department and Mercy Life Line Air Medical Service participated in the exercise.
This exercise focused on providing a high-level skilled emergency assets working collaboratively to address any situation in the event of an emergency at the facility.
We extend our gratitude to Dogwood Canyon Nature Park for permitting us to train at their facility. ... See MoreSee Less
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The good ole days! I miss our tech rescue team!
Thank you for your service.
Now it’s time to take those skills under ground and learn how to do a cave rescue.
What an amazing training to have/put on/participate in! Thank you for always going above and beyond to be prepared for the people in this community!
Thank you for going above and beyond with extensive training to make us safer!! We appreciate you!
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