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KCFD provides fire, EMS and rescue services to Kansas City Missouri residents. Learn about the department's bureaus, programs, partnerships and disaster preparedness.
Our employees conduct fire safety training with students, families and senior citizens in Kansas City, KS to educate the dangers associated with fire. We visit all elementary, middle and senior high schools awaring students of proper fire safety skills.
The official page for the City of Kansas City, MO Fire Department (KCFD).
The Kansas City Fire Department provides fire protection and emergency medical service for Kansas City, Missouri, and some nearby areas. It operates 35 fire stations, one EMS facility, and various specialized units, including ambulances.
The Kansas City Missouri Fire Department’s Fire Marshal’s Division is responsible for all fire code enforcement, fire investigations, and public education within the approximately 319 square miles of the city across three counties.
The KCMO Fire Department (KCFD) is currently accepting interest card submissions. The following are anticipated minimum qualifications to apply for the position of firefighter. You must be a Kansas City, Missouri resident who lives within Kansas City, Missouri city limits.
The Kansas City Fire Historical Society began in 1990 with the aim of preserving and honoring the history and artifacts of the Kansas City, MO Fire Department. K.C.F.D. had its commencement on March 14th of 1868. K.C.F.H.S. exists to maintain and bring remembrance to its remarkable legacy.
On March 14th, 1868 at 4:56 PM, Kansas City's first Fire Chief, Francis Foster, became the owner of the John Campbell Steamer No. 1, and thus, a fire department was born.
KANSAS CITY, MO — According to the 2021 Kansas City Fire Department Annual Report, the department consisted of more than 1,200 uniformed and civilian employees.. However in 2022, KCFD says it's ...
Kansas City Fire Department Station 35 is a vital emergency response facility serving the local community in Kansas City, MO. With a dedicated team of firefighters and first responders, they provide essential fire suppression, rescue, and medical services to ensure public safety and well-being.