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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.

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Thanks for the cheeseburger & the same of fire safety

Well done!

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Today the Southern Stone County Fire Protection District hosted an Open House at Station 4 in Blue Eye.
Members of the public were invited to tour the facility, view various demonstrations, and enjoy free food and fellowship with district personnel.
We would like to sincerely thank the citizens of Blue Eye for their continued support of the district and our mission of “Neighbors Helping Neighbors”
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Today the Southern Stone County Fire Protection District hosted an Open House at Station 4 in Blue Eye.
Members of the public were invited to tour the facility, view various demonstrations, and enjoy free food and fellowship with district personnel.
We would like to sincerely thank the citizens of Blue Eye for their continued support of the district and our mission of “Neighbors Helping Neighbors”Image attachmentImage attachment+Image attachment

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Looks fun! Just curious, what happened to the Chevy that was 6047? And is current 6047 a Toyne tanker? What year is it? How much water does it carry and how big is the pump in gpm?

Thank you for putting on such a fun event for our community!

Looking forward to the next one! Great pictures!!!

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Today is the day!!! Come see us at Station 4 from 11:00-3:00!! 🔥🚒 ... See MoreSee Less

Today is the day!!! Come see us at Station 4 from 11:00-3:00!! 🔥🚒

Don't forget, this upcoming Saturday we are hosting an open house at Station 4! Come join us for some family fun and free lunch! 🔥🚒 ... See MoreSee Less

Dont forget, this upcoming Saturday we are hosting an open house at Station 4! Come join us for some family fun and free lunch! 🔥🚒

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Members of the Southern Stone County Fire Protection District have been actively promoting and providing hands-on CPR training classes to high school students, homeowner associations, and community organizations throughout the district. These classes are designed to educate and empower citizens with the skills and confidence needed to respond during a medical emergency.

We are proud to announce that since the beginning of the year, more than 200 community members have successfully completed CPR training and certification through these efforts.

“Neighbors Helping Neighbors”
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Members of the Southern Stone County Fire Protection District have been actively promoting and providing hands-on CPR training classes to high school students, homeowner associations, and community organizations throughout the district. These classes are designed to educate and empower citizens with the skills and confidence needed to respond during a medical emergency.

We are proud to announce that since the beginning of the year, more than 200 community members have successfully completed CPR training and certification through these efforts.

“Neighbors Helping Neighbors”Image attachment

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Do you have any upcoming community classes? How much? And does it come with certificate?

Hi Scott, Good Job

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