Moberly Fire Department

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Looking forward to a safe summer after connecting with the team at Moberly Aquatic Center for some training!
05/28/2026

Looking forward to a safe summer after connecting with the team at Moberly Aquatic Center for some training!

Come see us at the Randolph County Ambulance District Safety Day! We're at the Tractor Supply parking lot until 1PM with...
05/23/2026

Come see us at the Randolph County Ambulance District Safety Day! We're at the Tractor Supply parking lot until 1PM with health and carseat checks, free food and games!

We pause this weekend to honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom.
05/22/2026

We pause this weekend to honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom.

05/19/2026

Congratulations to Brian Wright on being selected as the recipient of the 2026 Moberly Firefighters IAFF Local 2671 Scholarship.

Thank you for giving us the opportunity to invest in your future! Make us proud and be great!

The Moberly Fire Department announced Deputy Chief Ross Dutton was selected to attend the National Fire Academy (NFA) as...
05/14/2026

The Moberly Fire Department announced Deputy Chief Ross Dutton was selected to attend the National Fire Academy (NFA) as part of the Executive Chief Officer Program, a nationally recognized leadership development opportunity for senior fire service professionals.
This highly competitive program brings together just 15 participants from across the country, reflecting the caliber of leaders chosen to participate. The program is designed to strengthen executive-level leadership within the fire service and prepare chiefs to address complex challenges facing their communities.
During the program, Deputy Chief Dutton will engage in advanced coursework focused on:

Leadership and management
Politics and the role of an executive chief officer
Strategic planning
Liability and risk management
Financial management and capital asset planning
Human resource management
Collaboration, cooperation, and community engagement

The National Fire Academy, part of the U.S. Fire Administration under FEMA, serves as the nation’s premier institution for fire and emergency services education. Its programs are designed to enhance the ability of fire and emergency services leaders to manage risk, improve public safety, and build stronger, more resilient communities.

Participation in the Executive Chief Officer Program represents a significant professional achievement and an investment in the continued advancement of leadership within the fire service. The City of Moberly congratulates Deputy Chief Dutton on this accomplishment and looks forward to the knowledge and experience he will bring back to benefit the community.
For more information about the National Fire Academy, visit:
https://www.usfa.fema.gov/nfa/about/

05/13/2026

🚑🇺🇸 RCAD is excited to host this year’s Safety Day! 🇺🇸🚓

Join us on May 23rd from 11AM–1PM at the Tractor Supply parking lot for a fun, family-friendly community event!

Come out and:
✅ Meet your local first responders
✅ Tour emergency vehicles
✅ Learn Hands-Only CPR
✅ Get vital signs and glucose checks
✅ Have your child car seat checked by NHTSA certified technicians

🌭 Hot dogs, chips, and water will be available while supplies last!

RCAD is also graciously accepting donations of food and drink items to help make this event even more enjoyable for the community. Any support from local businesses, organizations, or community members is greatly appreciated!

We are proud to serve Randolph County and look forward to spending the day with the community we serve every day. 🚒🚓🚑

05/06/2026

We will be conducting the monthly siren test today at 11AM!
Today's test will also include the mobile alert app.
Please use this time to practice your plan or start making a plan on what you would do and where you would go in the real event of a tornado. As we found out last week these storms come at different hours of the day. Make sure you have a plan in place!

04/27/2026

Crews are answering calls throughout the City. If you experience outages or see a down power line do not attempt to move it. Report safety issues to 911. Report outages to Ameren at (800) 552-7583 or https://www.ameren.com/outage-center/main

During Monday’s City Council meeting, Fire Chief Don Ryan recognized Firefighter Jamarryon Jackson with the Award of Val...
04/22/2026

During Monday’s City Council meeting, Fire Chief Don Ryan recognized Firefighter Jamarryon Jackson with the Award of Valor for extraordinary actions taken in the line of duty.

On November 15, 2025, at 4:33PM, the Moberly Joint Communications dispatched the MFD to a possible structure fire on Shumate Avenue with reports of an occupant trapped. Upon arrival, there were flames coming from the front and right side of the residence. A male occupant of the home reported to Fire Command Lt. Mark Cody that his mother was still inside. Engine 1 arrived on scene with Engineer McCawley and FF Jackson. Lt. Cody instructed FF Jackson to make entry and conduct a primary search for the individual. FF Jackson entered the structure and was able to locate the victim. He established a viable drag technique, secured the individual, and was able to bring them to the front door. There Lt. Cody and Engineer McCawley assisted in pulling the victim safety away from the structure, giving the individual a second chance at life. Personnel remained with the victim until an EMS crew arrived on scene and took over care of the victim.

In the fire service, this type of rescue—known as “making a grab”—is a rare and defining moment, achieved by fewer than 10% of firefighters over the course of their entire careers. Firefighter Jackson, within his first few months on the job, accomplished it through courage, decisive action, and an unwavering commitment to protecting life.

“This 'grab' is the epitome of the motto of the fire service: ‘Risk a Lot to Save a Lot,’” Chief Ryan said during the presentation. “It’s the goal of all firefighters to promote and perform in a manner that protects LIFE first and property second.”

Moberly Fire Department is proud to recognize Firefighter Jamarryon Jackson for his valor, professionalism, and dedication to the Moberly community.

04/17/2026

Pay attention to the weather today.

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310 N. Clark Street
Moberly, MO
65270

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+16602698705

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