Augusta, MO Volunteer Fire Protection District

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Augusta, MO Volunteer Fire Protection District

The Augusta Volunteer Fire Protection District protects 77 square miles of southwestern St. Charles County with two stations and 20 volunteer firefighters.

Station 1 is located on Highway 94 in the Town of Augusta. Station 2 is located on Highway 94 in the Town of Defiance. Both stations house a rescue pumper, a tanker, and a brush truck. The district enforces the 2015 International Building and Fire Codes. A fire district permit is required for occupancy as well as alterations, additions and construction of commercial buildings. Contact us for more information. Our ISO rating is Class 6 or Class 6Y if more than 500 feet from a fire hydrant. The Augusta Volunteer Fire Department was founded in 1904 to protect a bustling Missouri River town. In St. Charles County, the St. Peters Fire Department was organized that same year and only the St. Charles Fire Department is older.

23/06/2026

We’ve been fortunate to have received many monetary donations from citizens and local businesses over the last few years. We’d thought we would show you what those donations have allowed us to purchase. Automated External Defibrillators, oxygen, and emergency airways were provided to our Chief officers to carry because they often arrive in their own vehicles and can start medical care faster. We also replaced outdated thermal imaging cameras on our trucks with newer technology that allows us to “see” more easily in hot and smoke filled environments.
Thank you to everyone who donated and allowed us to provide better service to all who need us!

21/05/2026

Today’s the day! If you haven’t signed up, feel free to walk in!

Give blood! Thursday, May 21st, from 1 to 6 pm at Fire Station 1.

13/05/2026

Give blood! Thursday, May 21st, from 1 to 6 pm at Fire Station 1.

07/04/2026

On April 1st, lightning struck a house on Jackson St in Augusta. The neighbors noticed smoke coming from the attic and called 911. Augusta volunteer fire fighters arrived, found a working fire in the attic, and stretched a hose line inside to extinguish it. Fire damage was contained to the attic. New Melle Fire Protection District, Marthasville Fire Protection District, and Washington Fire Department responded to assist. Nobody was in the home at the time of the fire.

29/03/2026

On Sunday (3/29), it’s going to be windy with low humidity yet again.

26/03/2026

Please, no burning Thursday. It’s going to be windy!

22/03/2026

Please, no burning on Sunday.

28/02/2026

We assisted with one of these fires yesterday. Please heed the warnings!

Saturday, February 28th. We ran 3 multiple-acre brush fires in our District yesterday. Please do your part to keep that from happening today!

27/02/2026

Red Flag Warning: Friday, February 27th

17/02/2026

Tuesday morning we were dispatched with assistance from New Melle Fire Protection District and Marthasville Fire Protection District to a fire in a shed. Our first units arrived to find fire on the outside that had spread to the inside, but was quickly stopped. Crews made some cuts on the outside to make sure no fire was in the hidden spaces and the building was turned back over to the owner.

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