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3-11-2022: Crews have been busy last two weeks, with multiple grass fires, structure fires and several weather related MVCs, including one fatality.
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12-1-2021: LJFDs C-Shift is making good use of the mild weather to do some wet drilling, teaching new firefighters about pumping at a fire and establishing water supply.
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11-12-2021: As the weather turns colder, many people start using their fireplace as supplemental or even primary heating sources. The Lone Jack Fire District would like to remind everyone to have their chimney/flue cleaned an inspected before using their fireplace or wood stove.
(Note: stock image from internet - not an LJFPD incident) |
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10-17-2021: Recently, you may have seen LJFD's A-Shift doing training. LJFD's Building 1 was hypothetically on fire, and crews were doing training for size up and attack line stretches.
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Mission Statement The Lone Jack Fire Protection District is dedicated to the preservation of life and property, to respond to the needs of the community when asked to respond in emergency situations. Training and knowledge of fire apparatus, firefighting applications, equipment, chain of command and policies of the Department help to assure that we provide professional service to the community and a safe return of our personnel to their families.
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From the Fire Chief As the Fire Chief, I am very proud of our fire department's accomplishments and role we have in our community. All of our paid personnel are required to be certified Missouri Division of Fire Safety Firefighter I (minimum), possess a valid Missouri EMT-Basic or EMT-Paramedic license and hold a valid Missouri Driver's license. Their committment to the patrons of our community is what I am most proud of. It demonstrates a genuine desire to safegaurd lives, property and fellow firefighters with the assurance and knowledge of proper training. The priority for the Lone Jack Fire Protection District is to safegaurd the lives first and property second. The very nature of the fire business makes it one of the most hazardous professions in the world today. Everytime an alarm sounds, firefighters put themselves in harm's way. Sincerely, |
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