Professional fire protection, emergency response, and safety education for Douglas County residents — because your safety is our mission.
From emergency response to fire prevention education, Squires Fire Department is committed to keeping Douglas County safe every day.
Rapid response to structural fires, vehicle fires, and wildland incidents throughout Douglas County with trained personnel and modern equipment.
24/7 emergency medical and fire response services. Our volunteer firefighters are trained and ready to serve when you need us most.
Community fire safety programs, school visits, and public education on fire prevention, escape planning, and smoke alarm maintenance.
Fire code inspections for commercial and residential properties, ensuring compliance with local and state fire safety regulations.
Assisting with hazardous material incidents, rescue operations, and disaster preparedness planning for the Douglas County community.
Regular training exercises and community fire drills to keep our volunteers prepared and residents informed about emergency procedures.
Squires Fire Department is a volunteer fire department serving the residents of Douglas County, Missouri. Our team of dedicated volunteers is committed to providing rapid, professional emergency response and fire prevention services to our community.
Located in the heart of Douglas County, we respond to a wide range of emergencies including structure fires, vehicle accidents, medical calls, and natural disaster incidents. Our volunteers train regularly to maintain the highest standards of fire suppression and emergency medical response.
There are many ways to get involved with Squires Fire Department — from volunteering to attending community events.
Join our team of dedicated volunteers. We provide training and all necessary equipment — you bring the commitment to serve your community.
Attend our open house events, fire safety demonstrations, and community outreach programs throughout the year.
Request fire safety education for your school, organization, or neighborhood. We offer programs for all ages.
For life-threatening emergencies, always call 911 immediately. For non-emergency inquiries, use the contact information below.
Have questions about fire safety, volunteer opportunities, or community programs? We'd love to hear from you.