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Most Asked Questions
Why do fire trucks respond to medical calls?
Do firefighters really rescue cats stuck in trees?
What is the difference between a fire department and a fire district?
Where should smoke detectors be placed in my home?
Is it true that sleeping with my door shut can give us an extra fifteen minutes to escape a fire?
The Cottleville Fire Protection District offers a variety of programs to make our community a safer place to live and work.
CARES
Through the citizen-led CARES (Citizens Advancing Responsible Emergency Services) program community members have had an opportunity to learn more about all aspects of the fire and emergency rescue service and assist in creating a long-range plan for CFPD.
Through a series of CARES meetings, participants heard an informational presentation, and then provided feedback that was used to formulate the recommendations for the long-range plan. These recommendations were presented to the CFPD Board of Directors in December.
A team of community members including Co-Chairs Jason Duncan and Kim King and Community Leaders Cathy Elsea, Will Klein and Steve Mahler are leading the CARES effort.
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Practice is the key to effectively responding in an emergency. To help our community members prepare for fires, and other disasters, CFPD provides training programs for our residents and businesses.
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About Us
More than 2,500 times every year the firefighter/EMTs of the Cottleville Fire Protection District respond to emergency calls from residents of Cottleville, Weldon Spring, Dardenne Prairie, St. Peters, and O’Fallon, Missouri. The District covers 38-square miles of southwestern St. Charles County and operates four fire stations. Firefighters respond to a variety of emergency situations including fires, hazardous materials incidents, motor vehicle accidents and medical emergencies.