Parma Fire Department

10/02/2022

Fire meeting @ the Parma MO fire shed tomorrow, 10/04/2022 @ 6:00pm.

09/05/2022

If you would like to come out and support your fellow 1st Responders and your community, the American Legion in Poplar Bluff is having a walk to support the people who gave their lives on 911. The information is on the flyer below, it would be great to have you.

09/05/2022

We are looking to recruit new members to our department, you must be 18 or older. You must be able to participate and show up or at least participate so often. We may be a small town and small department but we want to expand and be able to do more for our community and help out our fellow firefighters when needed. We appreciate your time, thank you

09/05/2022

Firefighter meeting tonight at 6pm at the fire shed, if you are interested in becoming a fire fighter come on out and see us

04/27/2022

When talking of least dangerous way, it’s about getting the victim out- if quickly out a window, they are not being dragged through smoke through an entire building to safety….

04/27/2022

Did you know!? The H.O.T instructors at wear our TECGEN51 Fatigues! 🙌

Dual-certified to NFPA 1951 & 1977, this alternative PPE is perfect to wear during MVAs, medical emergencies, and wildland calls.

Stop by our Booth #1123 to see our TECGEN51 Fatigues in-person 👉 https://bit.ly/3K4vf71

04/27/2022

04/27/2022

Congratulations to the City of Auburn, ME and the Auburn Fire Department on their newly contracted Enforcer 2000 GPM 100’ Ascendant Tower.
Thank you for your business and your continued trust in Allegiance Fire & Rescue and Pierce Manufacturing

04/27/2022

It is with great sadness that Fire Chief John Butler announces the line-of-duty death of Captain Kimberly Schoppa on April 26, 2022 from occupational cancer.

Captain Schoppa was hired as a firefighter in 2004 and served with the Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Department for over 18 years. She was assigned to Fire Station 27, West Springfield (C-Shift) and a member of the Honor Guard, at the time of her passing.

Captain Schoppa was a valued friend and esteemed member of the department. There is no doubt Captain Schoppa touched many lives throughout her career and will be remembered as a kind, caring and compassionate person. She was an exceptional leader, mentor, and friend. She will be greatly missed.

Fire Chief Butler and the men and women of Fairfax County Fire and Rescue, extend our deepest condolences to Captain Schoppa’s family - wife Master Technician (ret) Kim Klaren, parents Jan and Karl Schoppa, her brothers Chris and his partner Paul, and Brett (wife Amy and children Riley (fiancé Anya), Abigail, and Maura); Klaren’s mom Shirley, brothers Bobby (wife Andrea and children Bo, Cody, and Tyler), Matt (wife Kay and children Kyle (fiancé Elyse), Kacie, and Cole), and sister Kara (husband Mike) – as well as extended family, friends, co-workers, and anyone whose life she touched.

04/27/2022

Two firefighters were treated on scene for minor injuries; the third was transported to the hospital via helicopter and is in stable condition.