Fenton Fire Protection District

Yesterday, Fenton Fire Protection District was proud to assist the Eureka Fire Protection District during an incident at St. Andrew's at Francis Place.

Our long-standing commitment to community partnerships and the strong relationships we've built with our neighboring fire districts helped ensure a coordinated response that kept residents safe.

Even with the summer heat, the response was filled with teamwork, compassion, and plenty of smiles. Seeing residents giving us a thumbs-up along the way was a great reminder of why those community connections matter.

Commitment Beyond the Call.

Look at those helmets! ❤️

Today we met some great kids who rolled up on their bikes the right way—with their helmets on and safety in mind.

We've been partnering with the St. Louis County Police Fenton Precinct to recognize safe riders, encourage kids to get outside, and promote safe biking throughout our community.

We want young riders to enjoy the freedom of biking while staying safe. A helmet, good decisions, and the right equipment can make all the difference.

A quick reminder for families:
Many electric two-wheeled vehicles are often mistaken for e-bikes. An electric bike is not an e-bike if:
It doesn't have pedals.
The motor exceeds 750 watts.
The motor-assisted speed exceeds 28 mph.

Before purchasing an electric ride, take a few minutes to understand what you're buying. Make sure your child knows the rules of the road, wears a properly fitted helmet on every ride, and rides responsibly.

Ride smart. Ride safe.
Commitment Beyond the Call

A big thank you to Schnucks and everyone who donated through the Hydrate Our Heroes campaign!

Your generosity is already making a difference. This week, during a hot emergency response, Fenton firefighters and St. Louis County Police officers were able to stay hydrated thanks to the water donated by our community.

Every bottle helps keep first responders ready to serve when our community needs us most. Thank you for supporting those who are out there working together to keep Fenton safe!

Prepare to help your community in the event of a crisis! Join the Community Emergency Response Team (CERT).

Classes begin the week of September 7, 2026, at the Wildwood and Forest Park campuses. Registration is open now!

This eight-week course, taught by area first responders, prepares volunteers to help the community in the event of a crisis. Topics covered include fire safety, search and rescue, team dynamics and disaster medical operations. Training is FREE with a $9 registration fee.
https://applications.stlcc.edu/Continuing-Education/classes/index.asp?Cat=XCPR

As we celebrate our nation's birthday, we're also proud to recognize America's 250th anniversary—a milestone honoring the courage, service, and spirit that have shaped our country.

Whether you're spending the day with family, enjoying a backyard barbecue, or watching fireworks, we hope you have a safe and memorable holiday.

From all of us at Fenton Fire, thank you to those who have served our nation and our community. Wishing everyone a happy, safe, and patriotic Independence Day!

One of the cutest calls!

When a mother duck and her ducklings found themselves in trouble at Gravois Bluffs, our firefighters stepped in to lend a hand. The crew carefully gathered each tiny, peeping duckling and safely caught Mom, too.

Together, the feathered family was released at a nearby pond where they could continue their adventure. They were a little thirsty after the excitement, but all were safe, healthy, and ready to be back where they belong.

Our favorite moment? Watching the last duckling spot Mom and make a mad dash to catch up with the rest of the family.

Sometimes, Commitment Beyond the Call means making sure even the littlest members of our community get home safely.

When it's one of the hottest days of the summer, there's only one thing to do... make it rain!

Today, our firefighters stopped by D-BAT to help everyone cool off with a refreshing spray from the ladder truck. Judging by the smiles (and the soaked shirts), we'd say it was a home run!

Stay hydrated, take frequent breaks if you're outside, and check on friends, family, and neighbors during these extreme temperatures.
Who else thinks every hot day should end with a fire truck sprinkler?

🎉 It's 6/30/26!

Let's celebrate 63026 with six things we love about our community:

🚒 Supportive neighbors
🏫 Great schools
🌳 Beautiful parks
🏪 Amazing local businesses
🤝 Community events
❤️ People who always look out for each other

What would you add to the list?

Proud to serve 63026, 63049, 63088, 63122, 63127, and 63128.

⚠️Weather Warning⚠️
Stay Hydrated
-Drink water before you feel thirsty.
-Aim for 2 bottles of water for every 1 hydrating sports drink to help replace electrolytes.
-Take breaks in the shade or air conditioning.
-Know the signs of heat illness
-Check on neighbors.
-Never leave children or pets in a parked vehicle.

Follow the National Weather Service STL for updates.
https://www.facebook.com/NWSStLouis