Elsberry Fire Protection District

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.

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.

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!

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

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!

09/11/2025

9/11/2001,Never Forget!!!

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!

07/31/2025

Sorry for the late post, we have been waiting for the official list of all the great Mutual Aid partners that assisted us with our historic situation that occurred Saturday evening into Sunday morning. While words can't even begin to describe our gratitude we want to thank each Department that was able to come and assist us. Without each of you this already tragic event would of been far worse. Thank you
Lincoln County MO Sheriff’s Office, Elsberry Police Department , Missouri Department of Conservation,Winfield Foley Fire Protection, Lincoln County Fire Protection District #1, Eolia Community Fire Protection District ,O'Fallon Fire Protection District , Lake St. Louis Fire Protection Districn, Wentzville Fire Protection District, St. Charles County Fire, Wright City Fire Protection District, Central County Fire Department, Lincoln County Ambulance District Lincoln County Emergency Management, Lincoln County Dispatch, Lincoln County Road and Bridge Department, City of Elsberry Maintenance Crews, Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT), Ameren Missouri – Linemen, Cuivre River Electric Cooperative – Linemen!
We also want to give a huge shout out to Paul Labanca for getting out of bed in the middle of the night during historic flooding to drive a school bus to shuttle our citizens, that were pulled out of their flooded homes, from the staging areas to the shelter at the Methodist Church!

We would also like to thank Southern Grace Coffee, Shooters Saloon, the Methodist Church, their amazing volunteers, and the members of city hall that came out to help for opening up their establishments to help shelter and stage victims. They provided shelter, food, coffee and a small sense of security in a hopeless situation.

Last but definitely not least we want thank our own Firefighters for answering the call and giving their all. Our Firefighters not only showed up and gave everything they had during the flooding, they stayed answering calls and helping our community through the whole day Sunday. Most of them were going for more than 36hrs without sleep or rest. Our Chief while on duty at Lincoln County Fire was part of the crew that was sent to help, he stayed all night with his Lincoln County Crew and immediately after his shift was back as acting Chief at the Firehouse. Our Assistant Chief ran calls all night and all day using his personal vehicle to be able to rescue people from flooded waters. Our Lieutenant and Captain worked well into the next day. The other 2 Elsberry Firefighters that were able to show up, one was a Junior and the other stayed well into late Sunday afternoon. We are blessed to have these individuals that are willing to come risk their lives for a community that they love!

07/27/2025

Please avoid flood waters. First Responders have been out all night from multiple agencies assisting with evacuations and rescues here in Elsberry. Flood water presents multiple hazards for the public and First Responders, so please do us a favor and avoid them all together!

07/26/2025

After 3 years of being a dedicated Junior Fireman today Noah Killian was promoted to a Fireman!! Congratulations and we look forward to many more years of service!!

07/26/2025

MVA hwy Jj and W PLEASE avoid the area if possible