Jonesburg-High Hill Fire Protection Dist.

Besides the winds. Please be aware that creeks in the area are running high and some low water road crossings may be impassable. DON’T DROWN TURN AROUND!!

Severe Thunderstorm Watch until 7:00 PM for Montgomery and Warren County. Weather conditions may support severe storm development with little or no notice. Be safe and careful! And again THANK YOU to all who supported our proposition.

The Board of Directors and the men and women of the Jonesburg-High Hill FPD would like to thank you for approving this measure. We couldn't have done it without you.

RESIDENTS OF THE CITY OF JONESBURG Ameren has been notified and are working on fixing the outage. If you need a place to stay warm, we have generator power at the firehouse located at 109 Third Street in Jonesburg. We just ask that you not block any of our bay doors.

To all Montgomery County resident who use Natural Gas, Per Montgomery County, they have been advised of a potential gas shortage and it has been recommended to lower thermostats.

Article from the Montgomery Standard.

The best resolution you could make! Help your community, neighbors, and friends.

This week, the Montgomery Standard’s issue will have an article outlining a proposition that will be before you on the April 6th ballot. We’ll have a lot to talk about over the next two months but the proposition is to fund the scheduled replacement of our pumpers over time. I look forward to talking to you about this and thank you for your support. John Woods Fire Chief Jonesburg-High Hill Fire Prot. Dist.

Final update.. The new Montgomery County 911 Communication Center is now in operation. Thank you all for your patience and understanding during today’s switch over.

Update on Communication Center moving progress. It appears things are going smoothly.

Update on Communication Center move progress.

Just FYI for all our citizens. You can go to their Facebook page for further updates on the progress and we will also try to post updates as we get them. Thank you for your understanding and patience as our Communication Center moves into a new state-of-the-art dispatch center.

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from your firefighters and their families!!

Looking forward to it.

It’s going to be a Red Flag day Saturday, October 17th. So we are asking everyone not to do any open burning tomorrow. Condition will be perfect for open burning to get out of control quickly. Play it safe and don’t burn until conditions improve. Thank you!

Going to be a windy, dry day. Please no open burning.

Your fire district is asking you not to do any open burning due to the fire weather watch for our area until conditions improve. Thank you!

This is a great class with lots of good information that just might save you or your love ones life.

It’s always nice when we receive Thanks from our citizens for doing our job of serving our community. This emergency was a team effort from all agencies involved and we are happy to hear that the little girl is doing ok.

Members of your fire district attended this training tonight. By training with our neighboring fire district we become better prepared to handle emergency throughout our communities. When fighting a fire in areas that have no fire hydrants, relay pumping and tanker shuttle is very important and needs to be done quickly and efficiently and that’s why we train.

On Saturday, September 12th Chief John Woods excepted a check for the Fire District’s Freddie K. McClure Sr. Community Outreach Fund from the owner of Frumpy Joe’s Rebecca Larner and employees. The restaurant donated 5% of its Friday, September 11th proceeds and the owner matched that 5% for a total of 10%. Along with that several customers also made additional donations. The members of the fire district would like to give a big heartfelt THANK YOU! to Frumpy Joe’s, it’s owner, and all the citizens that came out to support this cause. The Outreach Fund is used to help the communities and its citizens.

We’re humbled and thankful to be part of a community that is so supportive and thoughtful. For those of you who are not aware, we use donations into the Freddie K. McClure Sr. Community Outreach fund to provide for our community through small projects and financial support. This gives our members more opportunity to lend a helping hand. Again, thank you Frumpy Joe’s for supporting the men and women of the Jonesburg-High Hill Fire Protection District.

There’s a lot that goes on behind the scene of your fire district, besides answering calls. Family is one focus of our fire district. One of your firefighters and his family spent part of yesterday washing and cleaning our Rescue Truck 1316 and also got a little fire hose training in for our future firefighters. Remember all of our firefighters are volunteers. If you are interested in becoming a volunteer firefighter please contact us.

Citizens of our Fire District please help this person find there dog. If you can catch him great. Please call the number listed or call Warren County Sheriff Department. Let’s get this boy back to his owner. Thank you!

Weather Alert: A tornado warning as been issued for Southwest and Southeast Montgmery County until 12:00 pm. Radar indicated rotation in the area. Prepare to seek shelter immediately.

Weather Alert: For our residents of Montgomery and Warren Counties. There is a line of sever storms coming from the West with heavy rain, lighting, possible hail, 60 mph winds, etc. Currently hitting the Jefferson City and Columbia area. Expected to be in our area in about an hour. Please take necessary precautions for your safety.