Recent Calls
Second Wednesday of every month at 7:00 P.M.
Link to Live Board of Directors Meeting
Monthly Board Meeting Link, 7:00 P.M. CST
Link to Live Board of Directors Meeting
Monthly Board Meeting Link, 7:00 P.M. CST
District News
2024 Year End Report
Coming Soon!
Coming Soon!
2023 Year End Report
The Board of Directors and Administration of the Hillsboro Fire Protection District is proud to present our 2023 Annual Report which goes into to great detail about the departments accomplishments in 2023, our call volume and much more. Click below to check it out!
2023 Year End Report
2024 Strategic Management Plan
At the December 2023 Board of Directors Meeting, District Administration presented the Board of Directors with the 2024-2029 Strategic Management Plan. The Board of Directors approved and adopted the plan. This plan is updated annually and provides direction to the calculated goals and future plans of the Fire District. All staff spend months developing this plan, reviewing our progress and updating our future financial goals. It should be noted, not all projects are represented within this plan. Some are not funded due to lack of funds. . Please click the link below to view the updated Strategic Management Plan.
Hillsboro Fire Protection District 2024-2029 Strategic Management Plan
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Battle of the Badges Blood DriveThank you to everyone who came out to the Battle of the Badges Blood Drive on Friday! We ended with 37 units of blood collected which can save up to 111 lives!
Also, a big thank you to Saucy's Pizzaria, Five-O Nutrition, and IMO's Pizza for donating food and giveaways for the event! |
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Join us on April 30th at the Hillsboro Civic Center for the Battle of the Badges Blood Drive from 12:30-6:30PM
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We would like to congratulate Lt. Dan Benedick, Lt. Charlie Bieser, Lt. Nathan Bieser, and Lt. Chris Watson on their promotions. We would also like to congratulate Firefighter Mason Kirkiewicz, Firefighter Steven Backlund, Firefighter David Stark, Firefighter Sean Downey, Firefighter Jacob Nicoloff, and Firefighter Shawn Hahl on their new careers with Hillsboro Fire. We greatly look forward to a bright future moving forward with these gentlemen.
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If you need assistance checking your detectors, or are unsure if they are in the correct locations, call us and we would be happy to help 636-797-3619
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Want to know how you would look as a Hillsboro Firefighter? Try out our Snapchat Lense!
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#LikeAGirlYesterday, a few of the female Hillsboro Firefighters, along side our fellow female Valle Ambulance District Paramedic, Hillsboro Police Department, Missouri Officer, and Jefferson County Sheriff's Office Officer, presented to the Hillsboro Intermediate-Hillsboro R-3 School District girls on the topic of bravery for the #LikeAGirl program. This program is dedicated to creating capable, confident, and respectable young ladies that will be a great asset to society. Thank you Hillsboro R-3 School District for inviting us, it is always an honor to attend this event.
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Thank you @JeffCoHealthMO for inviting us to your Employee Wellness Fair! September is Disaster Preparedness Month. We gave the employees important information on how they could prepare their home and families for a disaster. #preparednotscared
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Your Hillsboro firefighters are attending the Jefferson College Go Jeffco Career Expo today, sharing valuable information with students on firefighting as a career and volunteer opportunities.
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Back To SchoolThis morning your Hillsboro firefighters welcomed the children at Hillsboro R- 3 Primary School back to school! We hope everyone is having a great first day!
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Monday evening Hillsboro Fire recognized a few of our outstanding firefighters in pinning ceremony. Assistant Chief Brian Gaudet was promoted to Fire Chief, Captain Jason Darian was promoted to Deputy Chief, Firefighter Kyle Huskey was promoted to Captain, and Jr. Firefighter Luke Garner was promoted to Firefighter. Congratulations to these invaluable individuals.
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Congratulations to Chief Dave Scott on retirement after 32 years of service.
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We had a great group of ladies in our CPR class this morning! They are ready to save lives!
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Thank you Green Roof Kennel for bringing your advanced obedience class to meet our firefighters! Everyone did a great job and we wish you the best of luck in class!
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Cub Scout Troop 547We were excited to have the Cub Scout Troop 547 visit Station 1 yesterday! They were able to talk with Firefighter Kyle about fire safety, see the fire trucks, and cheered on our Jr. firefighters during a gear race!
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Your Hillsboro firefighters are taking the opportunity to train today with DeSoto Rural Fire Protection District and Mapaville Fire Protection District in an Ice Rescue class by Trident Rescue LLC. Also a big thank you to the community of Lake Wauwanoka for allowing us to use their lake. Strong work out there gentlemen!
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Did you like the Friday Football shirts that your Hillsboro Firefighters have been wearing on Fridays during Football Season? Now you can get your own! We are proud to introduce the Hillsboro Firefighters Associations, public release of the Hillsboro Friday Night Light Shirts! They will look pretty much like the ones we currently have, with some minor changes. Front and back designs are in the photos below. A link to the order form is below. The Firefighters Association is accepting all major credit cards and Paypal. All proceeds benefit the Hillsboro Firefighters Association, a benevolent organization made up of all your firefighters with one goal, further helping the community! Although the Football season will be quickly coming to an end, these shirts will be good for years to come! |
Jefferson College Career DayB crew attended the Jefferson College Go Jeffco Career Day this morning. They spoke to approximately 700 students about how to become a firefighter and what a day in the life of a firefighter is like. We had some great questions and hope to see some of the faces again in the fire service one day.
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9/11 Memorial Clayton Stair Climb5 of your Hillsboro Firefighterd, completed the annual Clayton Memorial Stair Climb to honor the 343 Firefighters killed on 9/11/2001. Pictured from left to right in the front row are Firefighter John Safron, Firefighter Shawn Hahl, Firefighter Zach Koeller, Firefighter Beveridge, and Firefighter Stephanie Jackson. In the back are some Festus Firefighters and Desoto Rural Firefighters. They climbed 110 flights of stairs in their full firefighting ensembles. Congrats to all!!
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Live Fire TrainingA big THANK YOU to DeSoto Rural Fire for inviting us to join them in their live fire training at the Festus training tower. Our firefighters were able to train under realistic conditions with live fire to study fire behavior, how to cool the super heated enviroment, extinguishment, and much more! We look forward to joining them in the trainings to come.
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Desoto 4th of July Water FightStrong work Hillsboro Fire crew! We brought home the 2nd place trophy from the Desoto 4th of July Water Fight.
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Firefighter for a DayWe were very excited to have Lex and Henry join us to be a Firefighter For a Day. They were a great help today with checking trucks, washing trucks, doing gear race drills, flowing water, and training with the thermal imaging camera playing hide and seek. We ended the day with a wonderful grilled lunch by Chief Dave Scott!
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Good Shepard Water DayIt was a beautiful day for fun in the sun and to cool off in the water! Thank you Good Shepherd Catholic School for inviting us to join you!
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Primary's Field DayWe were excited to be part of Hillsboro Primary's Field Day today. We had a great time and look forward to next year!
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Fire Safety with Child Development ClassC crew visited the Child Development class at Hillsboro Highschool to share fire safety tips on Thursday. Capt. Darian and Firefighter Husky taught the children how to Stop, Drop, and Roll, how to feel a door to see if it is safe, and showed them our gear that we wear to protect us in fires.
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Station 2 Now Open!
Station 2 officially has a paid staff at it Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. After hours, our dedicated staff of volunteers and off duty paid staff will be in if there is a call! Hillsboro Station One is manned 24/7. Meet your station 2 crew Firefighter Stephanie Jackson and Firefighter Nathan Bieser! This is all thanks to the passing of a 2015 Sales Tax initiative that was overwhelmingly supported by our residents. The following was promised with the sales tax:
1. Provide paid staff at station 2 Monday through Friday.
2. Pay off existing debt! We are proud to announce that the Hillsboro Fire District has officially paid off all outstanding debt which resulted from the building of station 2 and purchase of 2 pumpers.
3. Provide a means for capital improvements. We have already purchased a new tanker (2016) and paid cash for the apparatus. We recently put a new brush truck in service which was paid for by 95% grant money. All apparatus have been placed on a replacement schedule moving forward, with replacement plans going as far out as 2030!
All promises from the 2015 sales tax have been met and we thank all of our residents for their continuing support! We strive to provide the best services possible with our limited budget!
Station 2 officially has a paid staff at it Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. After hours, our dedicated staff of volunteers and off duty paid staff will be in if there is a call! Hillsboro Station One is manned 24/7. Meet your station 2 crew Firefighter Stephanie Jackson and Firefighter Nathan Bieser! This is all thanks to the passing of a 2015 Sales Tax initiative that was overwhelmingly supported by our residents. The following was promised with the sales tax:
1. Provide paid staff at station 2 Monday through Friday.
2. Pay off existing debt! We are proud to announce that the Hillsboro Fire District has officially paid off all outstanding debt which resulted from the building of station 2 and purchase of 2 pumpers.
3. Provide a means for capital improvements. We have already purchased a new tanker (2016) and paid cash for the apparatus. We recently put a new brush truck in service which was paid for by 95% grant money. All apparatus have been placed on a replacement schedule moving forward, with replacement plans going as far out as 2030!
All promises from the 2015 sales tax have been met and we thank all of our residents for their continuing support! We strive to provide the best services possible with our limited budget!