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Kinloch Fire Protection District is now hiring Firefighters, EMTs and Firefighter Candidates .
The Kinloch Fire Protection District is looking to hire Firefighters, EMTs and Firefighter Candidates. All Firefighters who have graduated from the St. Louis County Fire Academy are paid per Fire […] Continue Reading →
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Board Meeting Minutes
Click on the date to review the minutes from past Board Meetings and Tax Rate Hearings. [minagnews-table show=all year=all] Continue Reading →
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Information regarding COVID-19 from the CDC
Please follow the link below for the latest information from the CDC https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html Continue Reading →
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St. Louis County COVID- 19 info
Please click here for the latest information on St. Louis Counties response to the 2020 Covid-19 pandemic. https://www.stlouisco.com/Your-Government/County-Executive/COVID-19 Continue Reading →
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#SoundTheAlarmKinloch
Every day, seven people die and another 36 are injured due to a home fire. Sadly, many of these cases could have been prevented with properly working smoke alarms. That […] Continue Reading →
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Welcome to the Kinloch Fire Protection District
Est. 1936
Welcome to the District
WEBSITE IS UNDER RENOVATION
CALL +1(314)-528-2937 FOR QUESTIONS
FAMILY, HONOR, INTEGRITY.
On Saturday Aug 6 2022 while Captain Pickett was on duty working his shift when he was dispatched and responded to a vehicle accident on the interstate. Upon arrival to the accident scene Captain Pickett gave a complete scene size up and proceeded to step off the fire engine to investigate further and suddenly collapsed in the middle of the interstate. Captain Michael Pickett Jr was discharged from rehab after suffering a catastrophic life threatening medical emergency while responding to an emergency on duty Saturday August 6, 2022. Captain Pickett still has long ways to go, however in his recovery he continues to defy the odds, as he continues to make steady progress.
Time for a
change.
The Kinloch Fire Protection District is seeking dedicated individuals seeking to server their community. For more information, click the button below.
Fire Chief Kevin Stewart
Fire Chief Kevin Stewart serves as the dedicated leader of the Kinloch Fire Protection District, which has been proudly established since 1936. Under his guidance, the district champions values of family, honor, and integrity, and upholds a strong commitment to community service. Chief Stewart, along with his team of chief officers and firefighters, ensures that the district maintains its mission to safeguard the community with responsive and compassionate fire protection and emergency services. The Kinloch Fire Protection District takes pride in its history and the service it provides to the community, including celebrating the contributions of veterans and upholding rigorous safety standards.