Lake Saint Louis Fire Protection District

It’s Election Day! The polls are open until 7 p.m. tonight. Make sure you take a few minutes to cast a Prop. Health ballot!

Tomorrow is Election Day! The polls are open from 6 a.m. until 7 p.m. Remember to learn about Prop. Health before you head out to vote! You can learn more at lslfire.com/prophealth or give us a call at 636-561-9200 for additional information.

Have you heard about Prop. Health? It's on the ballot Tuesday, April 6 and it will directly impact our community's emergency services. Before you head to the polls on Election Day, visit our website, lslfire.com/prophealth, to learn more. You can also send us a message or give us a call at 636-561-9200 for additional information.

Did you know absentee voting is open for the April 6 election? Before you vote, take a few minutes to learn about Prop. Health and how it will impact your local firefighters and emergency services. Get the details at lslfire.com/prophealth. If you have any questions, send us a message or give us a call at 636-561-9200 for additional information.

Before you vote, learn more about the Lake St. Louis Fire Protection District’s Prop. Health and how it would impact the future of our community, our firefighters and our quality emergency services. Learn more on our website: lslfire.com/prophealth

The roads are currently really slick. Our crews have ran multiple wrecks already and anticipating more to come. If you can stay in or where you are until the highway departments can catch up, please do so. The more traffic on these slick roadways impedes the road crews to efficiently make the roadways safe and adds more incidents for us to manage. ... Be safe!

What a great asset to our careers. Have a great retirement Rick!!!

Starting the route for day 5 on South Charlemagne Drive now!

Added surprise for tonight, Mrs Claus has joined Santa for both of our tours tonight!! We’re lining up to start as I type this. See you all soon!!!

We are preparing to start the Santa parade. We will be going down Lake Saint Louis Blvd from near Boulevard Park and making a left onto Seine Drive. Step and wave to Santa!

St Charles county USAR (STL METRO 1) team was activated to assist Wright City and a Lincoln county FPDs with a plane crash that stuck in the trees. The pilot was still in the plane. Units were able to get the patient into a harness and lower him down to awaiting Ems. Thanks to all the districts that support our USAR team who were on the scene, along with a lot of out side resources that responded to assist on this complex incident. ... St. Charles Fire Department St. Charles County Ambulance District Wentzville Fire Protection District O'Fallon Fire Protection District Cottleville Fire Protection District Lincoln County Fire Protection District #1 Wright City Fire Protection District Boone County Fire Protection District Missouri National Guard

Daylight Saving Time 2020 ends on Sunday, November 1 at 2 A.M. The National Fire Protection Association guidelines: While you’re adjusting clocks for Daylight Saving Time this weekend, add one more, potentially critical task: swap out those smoke and carbon monoxide alarm batteries for fresh ones.

Congratulations to St. Charles County Ambulance District for once again earning Gold Plus status in the American Heart Association’s annual Mission: Lifeline program, which recognizes EMS agencies for their implementation of quality improvement measures for the treatment of patients who experience severe heart attacks. You are fortunate if you live in St-Charles County to have them and we at the Fire District get to work with some of the best paramedics in the Midwest. https://midriversnewsmagazine.com//county-paramedics-recei

along with the Lake Saint Louis Police Department

Can’t wait to see everyone. Please click the interested button if going to participate. We’re only going to buy enough to cover what’s been replied to, so please help us.