HIRING
Paid Reserve Firefighters. Sugar Creek Fire is hiring several open positions. Applications available online & at 1001 Heroes Way, Sugar Creek Mo
Note job requirements at the bottom of flier. Any questions concerning applications please contact the dept at 816-521-7933
*Hiring*
Paid Reserve Firefighter/EMTs
Applications available at 1001 Heroes Way Sugar Creek Mo or at https://t.co/VV86ZGpdft
*Fire 1&2, EMT, Hazmat awareness and operation certifications required to apply*
*Hiring*
Paid Reserve Firefighter/EMTs
Applications available at 1001 Heroes Way Sugar Creek Mo or at https://t.co/VV86ZGpdft
*Fire 1&2, EMT, Hazmat awareness and operation certifications required to apply*
Emil Dykal, 95, passed peacefully on November 12, 2020 at his home in Independence, MO. He was laid to rest this afternoon at Mound Grove Cemetery. Emil served as Sugar Creek's Fire Chief for 24yrs, spanning from 1964-1988.
Rest Easy Chief
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Sugar Creek Fire and Police Departments assisted Missouri Highway Patrol with the recovery on the Missouri River at LeBenite Park and thus the early closure of the park Sunday evening.
Sugar Creek Police are handling the investigation.
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None of them saw past 10:00am on September 11, 2001. In a single moment life may never be the same. Kiss the ones you love and never take one second of your life for granted.
🇺🇲NEVER FORGET🇺🇲
On this day 19 years ago:
-246 people headed to the airport for their morning flights
-2,606 people prepared to go to work
-343 firefighters got their equipment & trucks ready
-60 police officers prepared for their shift
-8 paramedics clock in, anticipating saving lives that day
At approximately 0403, SCFD Pumper 1 was dispatched to the 12000 block of Felton for a fire in the basement of a residential structure. Initial arriving crew was able make a quick interior attack, containing the fire to two basement rooms. All residents are safe. Fire out at 0417
Tomorrow, July 1, Eastern Jackson County will be moving into Phase 2.5 of the recovery plan. Phase 2.5 allows in-person instruction at schools, playgrounds to reopen, and increased outdoor gathering limits to 100 people. It also includes guidance about the new mask order.
Effective Wednesday, July 1, all persons inside public buildings must wear a face covering. The mask order extends to public outdoor settings. This change is in response to a continued increase of COVID-19 cases in Jackson County and the surrounding area.
With local temperatures expected to be in the 90s for the foreseeable future and Heat indices over 105, please be vigilant of yourself and others while working or exercising outdoors. If possible plan events or work around the heat of the day.