Gravois Fire Protection District

Photos from last weekend’s 2nd Alarm Commercial Structure Fire In Versailles.

Hose Streams, maintenance & advances Wednesday! Thanks to Gravois, Mid-County and Sunrise Beach Duty Crews for all the help!

2021 LOTO West Fire Training Academy!

LOTO West Fire Academy

Missouri Division of Fire Safety testing at GFPD today..

Ladder training!! LOTO West Fire Academy..

First Day! GFPD welcomes our two newest intern Firefighters Alex Decker and Andrew Farris. Over the next 24 months, these candidates will undergo a variety of fire and EMS training which includes the LOTO-West Fire Academy. Welcome Gentlemen!

Seats still remain for these classes, in addition to FF I,II beginning Feb 1. Contact DC John Scheper for enrollment!

A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued from 3am until 6pm Friday. 1 to 3 inches of snow are possible.

Have and safe and happy Thanksgiving

These are right around the corner! Contact DC Scheper today for registration. Co-Sponsored by Sunrise Beach FPD & Mid-County FPD. 573-374-4442

Missouri Division of Fire Safety certification testing @ GFPD for November Whatever It Takes #GFPD

Start 2021 off right with these great training opportunities! Limited space available so act quickly!

2nd ALARM FIRE A fast moving wildland-interface Fire consumed 20 acres in Camden County. Firefighters battled the blaze that broke out shortly after 3:30pm Thursday for nearly 5 hours, saving numerous structures in it’s path. GFPD wishes to thank our wonderful lake area Mutual Aid partners for their help! Gravois FPD... Sunrise Beach FPD Mid-County FPD Versailles Rural FPD Moreau FPD Ivy Bend FD Missouri Dept. Of Conservation Morgan County 911 Camden County 911 Lake West EMS See more

Happy Birthday to our very own Fire Chief Ed Hancock!

DAY ONE for the newest career Firefighters at GFPD! Welcome FF’s Justin Willey, Shawn Ritchie, James Mosher and Cody Carroll. Welcome Gentlemen!

A Heighted Fire danger is expected this afternoon across the entire region because of a combination of dry fuels, low relative humidity, and gusty, southerly winds. Please take the following precautions: Avoid outdoor burning. These weather conditions can cause fires to spread rapidly.... If you smoke, be sure to extinguish your cigarette or cigar before disposing of it. Never throw a burning item out of a window. Bag up trash, clippings, and other easily flammable items.