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FIELD OPERATIONS

Local stations.
Countywide readiness.

Boone County Fire Protection District field operations bring together trained responders, apparatus and station-based resources to support emergency response and public service across the district.

50+

YEARS OF SERVICE

History built on commitment and public trust.

492

SQUARE MILES

Protecting Boone County and surrounding areas.

150+

VOLUNTEER MEMEBERS

Serving the community through response and service.

WHAT FIELD OPERATIONS DOES

Emergency response,
rescue and public service across Boone County.

Field Operations is the response side of BCFPD. Members respond from local stations to protect life and property, support emergency medical care, handle fire and rescue incidents, and assist residents with public-safety needs.

Each station is part of a larger districtwide system. Crews, apparatus and volunteers may support calls in their immediate area or respond across the district when an incident requires additional resources.

FIRE RESPONSE

Fire suppression and incident control.

Response to structure fires, vehicle fires, brush fires and other fire- related incidents.

RESCUE RESPONSE

Rescue, vehicle accidents and hazardous conditions.

Support for crashes, rescue incidents, hazardous situations and other urgent public-safety needs.

EMS SUPPORT

Medical response and patient care support.

BCFPD responders support medical calls and help connect patients with the right emergency care.

APPARATUS AND EQUIPMENT

Resources matched to local and districtwide response needs.

BCFPD stations house a range of apparatus and specialized equipment. The mix varies by station so the district can support fire, rescue, EMS, water supply, brush response and support operations.

ENGINES

Primary fire response.

Engines support fire suppression, initial incident operations and emergency response.

TANKERS

Water supply support.

Tankers help move water to incidents, especially in areas without hydrant access.

BRUSH TRUCKS

Outdoor & access response.

Brush trucks support grass, brush and limited-access incidents.

RESCUE SQUADS

Rescue operations.

Rescue apparatus carry equipment for vehicle accidents, rescue calls and complex incidents.

SPECIALTY UNITS

Hazmat, air and support.

Specialized units may include hazmat, air supply and other support apparatus.

BOATS AND RESOURCES

Incident-specific tools.

Some stations support specialized district needs, including boats and other response resources.

STATION DIRECTORY

BCFPD station locations.

Find station locations, addresses and related station information for Boone County Fire Protection District. Each station page provides a closer look at local response resources, apparatus, history and service-area context.

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Station 1

5910 East Saint Charles Road, Columbia, MO, USA

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Station 2

104 Central Street, Rocheport, MO 65279, USA

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Station 3

400 Route B, Hallsville, MO 65255, USA

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Station 4

685 East Sexton Street, Harrisburg, MO, USA

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Station 5

1675 East Prathersville Road, Columbia, MO 65202, USA

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Station 6

201 East Wall Street, Sturgeon, MO 65284, USA

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Station 7

525 West Dripping Springs Road, Columbia, MO 65202, USA

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Station 8

5801 South Route K, Columbia, MO, USA

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Station 9

6951 West Henderson Road, Columbia, MO 65202, USA

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Station 10

11481 E Hwy CC, Centralia, MO, USA

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Station 12

980 El Chaparral Avenue South, Columbia, MO 65201, USA

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Station 13

North Route E, Columbia, MO 65202, USA

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Station 14

3900 Scott's Branch Trail, Columbia, MO 65203, USA

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Station 15

5881 U.S. 63, Columbia, MO, USA

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Station 16

6550 State Rd HH, Columbia, MO 65202, USA

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