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Fire Dept. highlights importance of sprinklers as agencies recognize Home Fire Sprinkler Day May 19
The Springfield Fire Department joins the International Association of Fire Chiefs, National Fire Protection Association and Home Fire Sprinkler Coalition in support of residential fire sprinklers. Read on... -
Springfield Fire Department releases Quarterly Fire Safety Report
The report covers the Fire Department's activities during January-March 2018. Read on... -
Springfield Fire Department releases 2017 Annual Report
2017 was a year of leadership transition and positive community activity at the Springfield Fire Department. Read on... -
Free life-saving training at National “Stop the Bleed” Day event March 31
The training sessions begin at 9 a.m. March 31 at Ozarks Technical Community College’s Lincoln Hall, Room 211. Read on... -
Springfield Fire Department launches new educational campaign
The "Don't Be a Dummy" campaign includes a series of public service announcements promoting fire safety in the home. Read on ...
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Title: Latest City of Springfield Videos
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Cooking Fires are Preventable
Careless cooking is the number one cause of fires in Springfield. And they’re completely preventable. Don’t be a dummy!
Cooking Fires are Preventable
Most fires we respond to are caused by smart people making dumb decisions - like leaving the kitchen while heating something on the stove. Careless cooking is the number one cause of fires in Springfield, and they’re completely preventable. Don’t be a dummy! Limit distractions like phones while cooking and always have a lid nearby to smother small stovetop fires. Keep the stovetop clear of things that can catch fire and remember, when in doubt, get out.
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Electrical Fires are Preventable
Electrical fires are one of the leading causes of fires in Springfield. And they’re completely preventable.
Electrical Fires are Preventable
Most fires we respond to are caused by smart people making dumb decisions. Electrical fires are one of the leading causes of fires in Springfield. And they’re completely preventable. Don’t be a dummy! Make sure all electrical work in your home is done by a qualified electrician. Unplug electronics when they’re not in use, extension cords are for short-term use only and never overload electrical outlets. Be fire smart with electricity throughout your home.
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Fire Recruit Graduation Ceremony - February 15, 2018
Watch the graduation ceremony of Fire Academy Class 8-17.
Fire Recruit Graduation Ceremony - February 15, 2018
Watch the graduation ceremony of Fire Academy Class 8-17.
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Fire Department Promotion Ceremony
Watch the “Pinning” Ceremony as the Springfield Fire Department welcomes several new members to its command staff.
Fire Department Promotion Ceremony
The Springfield Fire Department is welcoming several new members to its command staff. After a nationwide search, Fire Chief David Pennington has appointed two assistant fire chiefs, a division chief and two new battalion chiefs to serve the City of Springfield. Assistant Chief of Support Services Olan Morelan, Assistant Chief of Operations Bryan Newberry, Division Chief of Community Risk Reduction Kevin Trogdon, and Battalion Chiefs Heith Aldridge and Eric Latimer were sworn in at the ceremony.
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New Rescue Truck "Wet Down"
Springfield's newest fire apparatus, Rescue Company 1, will officially be put into service following a traditional ceremony dating back to the late 1800's.
New Rescue Truck "Wet Down"
Springfield's newest fire apparatus, Rescue Company 1, will officially be put into service following a traditional ceremony dating back to the late 1800's.
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Groundbreaking for New Training Tower
Construction has begun on a new four-story, $600,000 training tower at the Springfield Fire Department Training Annex.
Groundbreaking for New Training Tower
Construction has begun on a new four-story, $600,000 training tower at the Springfield Fire Department Training Annex.
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Fire Prevention - Hear the Beep Version 2
Fire Prevention - Hear the Beep Version 2
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Fire Prevention - Hear the Beep Version 1
Fire Prevention - Hear the Beep Version 1
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Comparison of Excessive Clutter
Comparison of Excessive Clutter
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Girls on Fire - Marcy O’Conner
The Fire Department's “Girls on Fire” is a recruitment event aimed at encouraging women to explore firefighting as a career option.
Girls on Fire - Marcy O’Conner
The Fire Department's “Girls on Fire” is a recruitment event aimed at encouraging women to explore firefighting as a career option.
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Fire Prevention - Hear the Beep, Version 2
Fire Prevention - Hear the Beep, Version 2
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Fire Prevention - Hear the Beep, Version 1
Fire Prevention - Hear the Beep, Version 1
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House Fire: 2200 Block of North Roosevelt
House Fire: 2200 Block of North Roosevelt
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Girls On Fire
We want to encourage women all across the Ozarks to explore firefighting as a career option.
Girls On Fire
We want to encourage women all across the Ozarks to explore firefighting as a career option.
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Safe and Sanitary Homes - Hoarding PSA
Safe and Sanitary Homes raises awareness about the impact of hoarding and squalor in our community and provides resources for those dealing with the issue.
Safe and Sanitary Homes - Hoarding PSA
Safe and Sanitary Homes raises awareness about the impact of hoarding and squalor in our community and provides resources for those dealing with the issue.
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Watch Your Butt!
The Fire Department reminds everyone to use caution when smoking. Make sure your cigarette is completely out.
Watch Your Butt!
The Fire Department reminds everyone to use caution when smoking. Make sure your cigarette is completely out.
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Hands Only CPR
An instructional video guiding you through the simple steps of "Hands Only" CPR.
Hands Only CPR
An instructional video guiding you through the simple steps of "Hands Only" CPR.
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Survivor: A CPR Story
What unfolds in this video is a great example of how a workforce trained in CPR can help save lives.
Survivor: A CPR Story
The City of Springfield's goal is for 100 percent of City employees to be trained in CPR/AED administration. What unfolds in this video is a great example of how a workforce trained in CPR can help save lives.
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Tracking Fires
Click on the image to view a map of recent fire and EMS calls.
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