With 3-6 inches of rainfall predicted over the next few days, we want to remind the public how to safe during potential flooding conditions. Full release: springfieldmo.gov/CivicAlerts.as…

Throughout 2024, we strengthened our emergency preparedness and response by enhancing operational capabilities, expanding public safety initiatives and reinforcing community partnerships. Read about all of this and more in our 2024 annual report at springfieldmo.gov/5488/Reports.

SFD placed a new fire engine into service on Tuesday, April 24. The new Toyne 1500 GPM, 750-gallon Class A fire apparatus will serve the northwest part of the city. Read the full news release at ow.ly/sHBs50VHRKI

We've published our Quarterly Fire Safety Report for the first quarter of 2025. Read what we've been up to at springfieldmo.gov/DocumentCenter….

🚒🧑🏻‍🚒 16 firefighters from Fire Academy Class 524 have successfully completed their year-long probation and earned their black helmets — a key milestone in their career as firefighters with the City of Springfield. Full release at springfieldmo.gov/civicalerts.as….

A 54-year-old man rescued by Springfield firefighters May 30 from a house fire in the 800 block of South Delaware Avenue succumbed to his injuries June 6. Full release at springfieldmo.gov/CivicAlerts.as….

We are excited to announce a dynamic partnership with DiscoveryCenter to create an immersive, hands-on fire safety experience for children and families: springfieldmo.gov/civicalerts.as…

A friendly reminder about fireworks from Fire Chief David Pennington.

As July 4 draws near, we'd like to share some reminders for safe celebrations: springfieldmo.gov/civicalerts.as…

We're starting to see open burning of storm debris after Sunday’s storms and would like to remind you that open burning is not allowed in the city limits. Please utilize the Yard Waste Recycling Center or landfill to dispose of storm debris. springfieldmo.gov/CivicAlerts.as…

A friendly reminder about fireworks from Fire Chief David Pennington.