Logan Rogersville Fire Protection District

09/04/2026

COMMUNITY NOTICE: FIRE HYDRANT TESTING

Heads up, Rogersville! Throughout the entire month of September, our crews will be out in the community testing and inspecting fire hydrants across the city.

Why do we do this?- Routine inspections and flushing are strictly required to ensure every hydrant is fully operational, has adequate water pressure, and is ready to go at a moment's notice in case of an emergency.

What you need to know-

Give Us Room- You will likely see our firefighters and apparatus working directly on or next to the roadways in your neighborhoods and subdivisions. Please drive carefully and give them plenty of room to work safely!

As always, if you see our crews out working, feel free to stop and say hi or take a truck tour! 👋

Thank you for your support as we work to keep the City of Rogersville safe! 🚒💦

09/03/2026

Logan-Rogersville provided mutual-aid to Southern Webster on this incident. Great work by all.

09/01/2026

08/29/2026

08/06/2026

INCIDENT UPDATE: VEHICLE INTO STRUCTURE

At approximately 5:00 p.m. this afternoon, crews were dispatched to the 600 block of South Farm Road 197 for a report of a vehicle that had struck a house. While responding, units received updates that two individuals were possibly trapped.

First-arriving fire crews found a single vehicle impacting the side of the home. Due to the compromised integrity of the building, firefighters acted quickly to stabilize and shore up the structure to secure the scene.

Both individuals were extricated from the vehicle and transported by EMS to a local hospital.

Crews remain on scene continuing additional structural shoring to ensure the home is fully stabilized before clearing and returning to service.

Please keep those involved in your thoughts, and remember to slow down and use caution when driving near emergency scenes.

08/05/2026

Our thanks to Logan Rogersville Fire Protection District . We appreciate your timely and professional response today. Both times. Whether it's a possible chemical leak on a train car or a medical emergency during an event, we know we can count on LRFPD's personnel to handle any situation.

07/31/2026

The Ozark Fire Protection District Careers Center is hiring dedicated individuals to join its team and serve the Ozark community. Located in Christian County, Missouri, the department offers a variety of benefits and exceptional work-life balance with its 48/96 work schedule. Apply today!

07/28/2026

Just Before 2 pm house #6 responded to a 3 vehicle, non injury accident on West Center and State Route B.

07/27/2026

House 1 working a car fire on Farm Road 245 just after 4 pm this afternoon. Firefighters Brett Cremer and Justin Powell

07/24/2026

Yesterday’s operational meeting with the command staff and station officers. Great discussion amongst our leadership for improving our department.