Elsberry Fire Protection District

Elsberry Fire Protection District The EFPD is a Volunteer Fire Department proudly serving North Eastern Lincoln County and South Easte

The Elsberry Fire Protection District (EFPD) was formed in 1999. Operating from two fire stations we serve approximately 4500 residents covering 110 square miles in north eastern Lincoln and south eastern Pike Counties. We provide Fire and Emergency Medical response utilizing approximately 15 volunteer firefighters, 2 of which are also paramedics.

Your Elsberry Firefighters are on scene of a MVA on Hwy B and Mayes Ln. Please avoid the area if possible!
12/25/2025

Your Elsberry Firefighters are on scene of a MVA on Hwy B and Mayes Ln. Please avoid the area if possible!

12/22/2025

It is with the most profound sadness we announce the passing of our founder and president, Tom White. Tom was an inspiration to all and will be missed tremendously. The lives he touched and lessons he taught cannot be quantified. We are beyond grateful to have worked with Tommy all these years, and will ensure his legacy lives on. It is with full hearts we will carry on and continue our mission, as he would have wanted.

SANTA IS COMING, SANTA IS COMING!ATTENTION ELSBERRY! Santa Claus will be riding through town TODAY starting at 9:00 a.m....
12/20/2025

SANTA IS COMING, SANTA IS COMING!
ATTENTION ELSBERRY!
Santa Claus will be riding through town TODAY starting at 9:00 a.m. spreading Christmas cheer to our community!
Make sure to listen for the sirens, Come outside and wave or take a photo with Santa!
We’ll be making our way through neighborhoods, so keep an eye out Santa might be coming down your street!
Please share this post so everyone knows he's coming!

Tonight, we were honored to be invited to a dinner for the Elsberry First Responders. The dinner was hosted by the City ...
12/14/2025

Tonight, we were honored to be invited to a dinner for the Elsberry First Responders. The dinner was hosted by the City of Elsberry at the American Legion Hall, with special guest Jessie Vaughn performing!

We were deeply honored when Mayor Steve Welch declared the second Saturday of each December as Elsberry Police and Fireman Day. We are truly humbled by this gracious act!!

We are incredibly grateful for our amazing citizens who signed the beautiful banners thanking us for doing a job we never expect recognition for. We do this because we love this community and are committed to keeping our families and citizens as safe as possible.

A huge thank you to our local businesses for sponsoring the dinner and putting together an incredible gift bucket for us. Your support means more than you know.

Thank you to:
American Legion, Jackson’s Automotive, Bud’s Auto, Impact Nutrition Center, Rachel’s Restaurant, A.J.’s Tex Mex, The Pickle Barrel, Shooters Saloon, Elsberry Hardware, Penrods Meats, First Mid Bank, Peoples Bank and Trust, Hair Movement, Currie Roots, Juliet’s Salon and Tanning, Greg King, Jeff Ivy, the Hartley Brothers, and last but certainly not least, Jessie Vaughn!

We are proud to serve such an incredible community!

Today your Elsberry Firefighters responded to a call for a M.V.A on South Hwy W by Hwy JJ. We want to give a huge Thank ...
11/08/2025

Today your Elsberry Firefighters responded to a call for a M.V.A on South Hwy W by Hwy JJ. We want to give a huge Thank you to our Mutual Aid partners from the Winfield Foley Fire Protection District. We were short staffed today and they responded immediately to assist and because of their assistance we were able to provide our patients with the help they needed. We would also like thank the Lincoln County Ambulance District and Lincoln County MO Sheriff’s Office for their hard work day in and day out.

This week, we had a wonderful surprise at the firehouse when Judi Hill stopped by with a donation made in memory of her ...
11/01/2025

This week, we had a wonderful surprise at the firehouse when Judi Hill stopped by with a donation made in memory of her husband — and our great friend — Marc Hill.

We can’t thank you enough, Judi, for thinking of us. Your kindness and generosity mean so much to everyone here. Marc is truly missed around town— his laughter, his stories, and the friendships he built will always be remembered by our firehouse family.

From all of us, thank you for honoring his memory in such a special way.

Daylight savings is fast approaching, on November 2nd we will set our clocks back 1 hour! Your Elsberry Firefighters wou...
10/09/2025

Daylight savings is fast approaching, on November 2nd we will set our clocks back 1 hour! Your Elsberry Firefighters would like to also remind you, that this would be a great time to check your smoke detectors and batteries! Your Elsberry Firefighters are here willing and ready to help, so if you need smoke detectors, smoke detector batteries or any assistance replacing them, please contact us so we can send a firefighter out to assist you!

Firefighter Noah Killian was at the school today to help with Farm Safety Day!! He was able to show members of our high ...
10/04/2025

Firefighter Noah Killian was at the school today to help with Farm Safety Day!! He was able to show members of our high school the equipment on our truck and was able to show and explain our grain bin rescue system!

10/02/2025
We would like to give a huge THANK YOU to People's Bank and Trust for graciously donating pizza to our Firefighters for ...
09/23/2025

We would like to give a huge THANK YOU to People's Bank and Trust for graciously donating pizza to our Firefighters for dinner tonight! Our Firefighters enjoyed their dinner tonight while having their community outreach meeting! Again thank you Peoples Bank and Trust!

9/11/2001,Never Forget!!!
09/11/2025

9/11/2001,Never Forget!!!

Today Elsberry Fire was represented well as Chief Killian and Firefighter Noah Killian participated in the 9/11 staircli...
09/07/2025

Today Elsberry Fire was represented well as Chief Killian and Firefighter Noah Killian participated in the 9/11 stairclimb in Clayton, Mo. The stairclimb is held every year to honor the 343 firefighters, 71 police officers, and 8 EMS workers that tragically lost their lives in the attacks on the twin towers on 9/11/2001.
The stair climb consists of firefighters climbing 110 flights of stairs to replicate the 110 floors that were in the twin towers when emergency personnel went in, without regard for their own lives, to try and save as many people as they could. Thank you Chief Killian and Firefighter Killian for honoring the memory of those brave first responders!

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201 N. 4th
Elsberry, MO
63343

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The Elsberry Fire Protection District (EFPD) was formed in 1999. Operating from two fire stations we serve approximately 4500 residents covering 110 square miles in north eastern Lincoln and south eastern Pike Counties. We provide Fire and Emergency Medical response utilizing approximately 15 volunteer firefighters, 3 of which are also paramedics.