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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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#LikeAGirlWe would like to thank the Hillsboro Intermediate school for inviting one of our firefighters, Stephanie, as the guest speaker for their #LikeAGirl program. This program is dedicated to creating capable, confident, and respectable young ladies that will be a great asset to society. They were a wonderful group and we hope to be a part of the program again next year.
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Dr. Seuss NightC crew was honored to attend the Dr. Seuss night at Hillsboro's Primary school to read. Kyle read Mr. Brown Can Moo Can You? to the children. We had a great time and hope to attend again next year.
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Congratulations Class 17-1Yesterday evening, Chief Scott, A/C Gaudet and multiple other firefighters from the Hillsboro Fire District had the honor of attending the Jefferson County Fire and Rescue Training Academy's Firefighter One and Two graduation ceremony! Hillsboro Firefighters, Shawn Hahl and Zach Koeller were among the graduates! Zach and Shawn completed an intensive 4 month training class to obtain Missouri State Certification as a firefighter! Congratulations to them both we are proud!
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2017 Awards BanquetTogether we celebrated another great year at Hillsboro Fire Protection District. We would like to congratulate Chief Dave Scott, Capt. Mitch Nelson, Lt. Mike Garner, Firefighter Ron Belcher, Firefighter Shawn Hahl, Firefighter Shawn Armstrong, and Firefighter of The Year Nathan Bieser for their achievements this year.
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Today, Mcdonald's of Hillsboro and the Hillsboro Firefighters Association were able to present the Backstoppers of Jefferson County 2 checks totaling almost $1000.00 to support families of fallen Firefighters, EMS Personnel, and Law Enforcement Officers! Thank you to all of our citizens who donated and a very special thanks to Hillsboro Mcdonald's for their great support of our community and emergency workers!
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Today our B crew spoke with 290+ students about careers as firefighters and what we do on the job. The kids took a tour of the truck and learned about the tools we carry.
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Clayton 9/11 Memorial Stair ClimbSix of our HFPD firefighters were honored to participate in the Clayton 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb. Each climber represented one of the 343 firefighters who gave the ultimate sacrifice on 9/11. The funds raised during this event benefit the families of the fallen firefighters of 9/11.
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Hillsboro Summer School It was a hot sunny day in Hillsboro. The 5th and 6th graders enjoyed a nice, cool break and played in the water from 6524's deck gun. We hope everyone has a cool and fun summer! |
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Hillsboro Homecoming & Festival After attending the parade, Hillsboro Fire presented a demonstration of extraction in the case of a victim trapped in a vehicle. There are many different tools and approaches to take to freeing a trapped victim. The goal is to remove the vehicle from around the victim instead of the victim from around the vehicle. This is to avoid further injury. In this demonstration we used cutters, spreaders (Jaws of Life), an axe, and halligan. |
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!
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The New 6518
She's a Bute! The Hillsboro Fire Protection District is proud to announce delivery of our new 2017 Brush Truck! The apparatus was manufactured by CET Fire Pumps on a Ford F450 Chassis! Crews will spend the next few weeks training on the apparatus before it goes into service. Total cost of the apparatus was $107,296.00 with FEMA picking up 95% of the cost and the district only paying 5%. |
