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.
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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11/02/24 1130hrs SSCFPD, Mercy EMS, Stone County Sheriff and Missouri Highway Patrol responded to a two vehicle accident in the 600 block of Dogwood Tree Road. The roadway was closed to all through traffic for approximately 1 1/2 hours while emergency personnel worked at clearing the roadway. One person was transported to a local hospital for medical evaluation. The roadway was reopened at 1315hrs. Accident is currently being investigated by Missouri Highway Patrol.
People gotta realize when it rains around here; the roads get slicker than snot, like ice. Especially when it hasn’t rained for quite sometime.
I live on this road and most people don’t know how to stay on their side of the road, they drive faster then needed so I’m not surprised a wreck finally happened: just hope no one is seriously injured
I had a dirt bike almost slide into the side of my car on that road a week ago. He was going way too fast on a corner.
I can't imagine knocking the rear wheels off a pickup truck?!?!?
Esta es una grabación en video del incidente.
i.vcall.id/PrimahoraNoticias
As the wind is picking up, we are still continuing to advise against any burning!!!Southerly wind gusts of 30 to 45 mph in addition to dry conditions will support Elevated fire danger today and localized significant fire danger Tuesday. Outside burning is discouraged. ... See MoreSee Less
At this time, we are still advising NO BURNING!Southerly wind gusts of 30 to 45 mph in addition to dry conditions will support Elevated fire danger Monday and localized significant fire danger Tuesday. Outside burning is discouraged. ... See MoreSee Less
Did you know that you don't have to become a firefighter to join us? We also have pay-per-call members who only respond to emergency medical calls! Our next pay-per-call hiring period is now OPEN! We provide in-house training within our department to ensure you have the right skills for the job!
Interested in learning more about how you can help? Go to sscfpd.org/volunteer/ or call us at 417-272-1510!
All applications must be completed and submitted into District Headquarters no later than November 22, 2024 at 12:00 pm or emailed into [email protected]. ... See MoreSee Less
I have a CPAT, ff 1,ff2, hazmat awareness and I was in the army chem corps 20 years. CERF-P(Heavy in the ICS, covering the civilian sector.)I was going for paid on call back in my hometown years back but only made it to one or two live burns before life got in the way. You have openings for volunteer? I live down road from Lampe station.
11/02/24 1130hrs SSCFPD, Mercy EMS, Stone County Sheriff and Missouri Highway Patrol responded to a two vehicle accident in the 600 block of Dogwood Tree Road. The roadway was closed to all through traffic for approximately 1 1/2 hours while emergency personnel worked at clearing the roadway. One person was transported to a local hospital for medical evaluation. The roadway was reopened at 1315hrs. Accident is currently being investigated by Missouri Highway Patrol.
Paul ONeal ~ PIO ... See MoreSee Less
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People gotta realize when it rains around here; the roads get slicker than snot, like ice. Especially when it hasn’t rained for quite sometime.
I live on this road and most people don’t know how to stay on their side of the road, they drive faster then needed so I’m not surprised a wreck finally happened: just hope no one is seriously injured
I had a dirt bike almost slide into the side of my car on that road a week ago. He was going way too fast on a corner.
I can't imagine knocking the rear wheels off a pickup truck?!?!?
Esta es una grabación en video del incidente. i.vcall.id/PrimahoraNoticias
Chris Holloway
Footage Taken By Local Residents Who Witnessed The Incident ! s.vcall.id/newstoday3
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Happy Halloween !!!!
Stations 1, 2, and 4 will have treats for all the Trick-or-Treaters starting at 5:00pm. Enjoy your evening and be safe.
Locations:
Station 1:
10965 E State Highway 76
Branson West, Mo 65737
Station 2:
14743 Business Highway 13
Branson West, Mo 65737
Station 4:
1352 State Highway 13
Blue Eye, Mo 65611
(If the bay doors are closed fire crews are out on calls serving our community) ... See MoreSee Less
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As the wind is picking up, we are still continuing to advise against any burning!!!Southerly wind gusts of 30 to 45 mph in addition to dry conditions will support Elevated fire danger today and localized significant fire danger Tuesday. Outside burning is discouraged. ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
At this time, we are still advising NO BURNING!Southerly wind gusts of 30 to 45 mph in addition to dry conditions will support Elevated fire danger Monday and localized significant fire danger Tuesday. Outside burning is discouraged. ... See MoreSee Less
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Stop by and see the fire truck in Reeds Spring at the City trunk or treat! ... See MoreSee Less
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Great job Jimmy Leach!
Did you know that you don't have to become a firefighter to join us? We also have pay-per-call members who only respond to emergency medical calls! Our next pay-per-call hiring period is now OPEN! We provide in-house training within our department to ensure you have the right skills for the job!
Interested in learning more about how you can help? Go to sscfpd.org/volunteer/ or call us at 417-272-1510!
All applications must be completed and submitted into District Headquarters no later than November 22, 2024 at 12:00 pm or emailed into [email protected]. ... See MoreSee Less
2 CommentsComment on Facebook
I have a CPAT, ff 1,ff2, hazmat awareness and I was in the army chem corps 20 years. CERF-P(Heavy in the ICS, covering the civilian sector.)I was going for paid on call back in my hometown years back but only made it to one or two live burns before life got in the way. You have openings for volunteer? I live down road from Lampe station.
Rene Blew