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The City of Hazelwood continues to withhold funding that is owed to the Robertson Fire Protection District for services provided to the community. This is starting to have a direct impact on the fire district. Watch this video from Fox 2 news for details:
Read MoreIn the event of a fire, a closed door can slow the spread of smoke, heat and fire. Check out the video below from ULfirefightersafety to see the dramatic difference a closed door can make.
Read MoreOn May 1, 2018, The Robertson Fire Protection District adopted the 2015 version of the International Code Council International Fire and Building Codes along with certain modifications which can be found by clicking on the links below. If you have questions please call the Office of the Fire Marshal by calling (314) 291-6671. Robertson…
Read MoreClick here for a PDF version of our Spring 2018 newsletter.
Read MoreIn the fire service, firefighters must be ready for anything and everything — you never know what the next call will be.
Read MoreWe are pleased to announce the Robertson Fire Protection District (RFPD) Community Outreach Program, designed to bring interested residents a better understanding of what our firefighters might be called to do at a moment’s notice. We are looking for RFPD residents interested in experiencing supervised simulations that might include vehicle extrications,…
Read MoreRobertson Fire Protection District (RFPD) Family Movie Night is back!
Read MoreThe Robertson Fire Protection District (RFPD) is proud to announce that two of its members, Captain Jeff Rudloff and Private Eric Bethel, have been accepted onto the Missouri Task Force 1 Urban Search and Rescue (USAR) Team. This is quite an honor to be accepted on this prestigious task force…
Read MoreThe Robertson Fire Protection District (RFPD) will be hosting FREE American Heart Association “Heartsaver” CPR classes for District residents.
Read MoreDid you know that your Robertson Fire Protection District firefighters will come to your house to check your smoke detectors for you?
Read MoreFor more than 70 years we have proudly served our community by providing quality fire, rescue, and emergency medical services. We will continue to do so despite the efforts by the leadership of the City of Hazelwood. The City of Hazelwood is currently withholding a payment of more than $3…
Read MoreIf you need assistance installing your child’s safety seat, the Richmond Department of Fire and Emergency Services wants to help. Personnel at three of our fire stations are specially trained and will be glad to see that your seat is properly installed. The following are safety tips you should consider:…
Read MoreBe prepared for any accidents by having fire extinguishers strategically placed around your house. You should have at least one extinguisher on each floor and one in the kitchen (this one should be an all-purpose extinguisher, meaning it can be used on grease and electrical fires), and one in the…
Read MorePlan your Escape Route in case of a fire before you need to use it! Planned escape routes are a necessity, especially if a fire were to occur during the night. Go through each room in your house and think about the possible exits. You should have in your mind…
Read MoreOf course the best way to practice Fire Safety is to prevent fires from occurring in the first place. Start by keeping these tips in mind: -Check that all electrical appliances, cords and outlets are in good working condition. -Are your electrical appliances in good condition, without loose or frayed…
Read MoreChange the batteries in your Smoke and Carbon Monoxide detectors twice a year when you change your clocks for daylight savings time. It’s a fact that having a smoke alarm in the house cuts your risk of dying in a fire in half. Almost 60% of all fatal residential fires…
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