Garden City Fire Protection District and Ambulance Service

Garden City Fire Protection District and Ambulance Service We are located approximately forty miles southeast of Kansas City, Missouri. Our primary service area is rural.

The Garden City Fire Protection District and Ambulance Service is a combination fire protection district serving an area of approximately 3,800 residents in a ninety (90) square mile area on the northwest edge of Missouri, in Cass County. We provide ambulance and fire services to this area. We service this area on an average budget of $186,000 dollars annually. Over the past five years, our area h

as grown expeditiously, with people moving from all over the country to take advantage of the rural life and the easy access to the Ozarks hills and lakes. Our service area is a main thoroughfare for copious amounts of traffic that is headed to the Lake of the Ozarks. Our service is made up of volunteers and paid staffing. We have over twenty-five volunteers and ten paid employees. Our service responds to approximately 500 calls annually.

We receive a lot of inquiries regarding the device that is pictured below.  These devices are owned and operated by Miss...
08/24/2026

We receive a lot of inquiries regarding the device that is pictured below. These devices are owned and operated by Missouri American Water. This is a portable automatic flushing station. These devices connect directly to a hydrant's outlet and use a programmable valve to release water at set times, improving water quality and reducing stagnation. There is no issue with the hydrant, and we appreciate the water services commitment to the quality of our water.

For those of you that missed this information, we wanted to make sure that everyone is aware of the following informatio...
06/17/2026

For those of you that missed this information, we wanted to make sure that everyone is aware of the following information regarding siren activation triggers:
1) NWS issued Tornado Warning for the siren's coverage area. This only includes the corporate city limits of Garden City. There are no sirens located in unincorporated Cass County.
2) Confirmed tornado touchdown reported by a trained storm, spotter or other public safety official, when the tornado path will directly affect the siren's coverage area. This is even without an immediate NWS Warning.
3) Radar indications of a strong, rotating storm with an imminent threat to the community.
We hope this helps clarify a few things. And we always strongly suggest a weather radio or becoming a member of the Cass County Emergency Notification and Weather Warning System. https://member.everbridge.net/453003085613061/login

After receiving several inquiries, we wanted to make sure that everyone is aware of the following information regarding ...
04/27/2026

After receiving several inquiries, we wanted to make sure that everyone is aware of the following information regarding siren activation triggers:
1) NWS issued Tornado Warning for the siren's coverage area. This only includes the corporate city limits of Garden City. There are no sirens located in unincorporated Cass County.
2) Confirmed tornado touchdown reported by a trained storm, spotter or other public safety official, when the tornado path will directly affect the siren's coverage area. This is even without an immediate NWS Warning.
3) Radar indications of a strong, rotating storm with an imminent threat to the community.

We hope this helps clarify a few things. And we always strongly suggest a weather radio or becoming a member of the Cass County Emergency Notification and Weather Warning System. https://member.everbridge.net/453003085613061/login

On Monday, April 20, 2026, members of the Garden City Fire Protection District completed an intensive vehicle extricatio...
04/25/2026

On Monday, April 20, 2026, members of the Garden City Fire Protection District completed an intensive vehicle extrication training class.

Firefighters trained with a variety of extrication tools and techniques used during real-world motor vehicle crashes. The training included:

* Multiple methods of forcing and removing vehicle doors
* Windshield removal for patient access
* Dash displacement (dash roll) techniques when a patient is trapped by the vehicle’s dashboard

This hands-on training helps ensure our firefighters and paramedics are prepared to work efficiently and safely when seconds matter most. Continuous training is essential to providing the highest level of care to our community.

Thank you to everyone who participated and helped make this training a success. We’re proud to serve Garden City and the surrounding area.

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300 Main Street
Garden City, MO
64747

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