During June, 2021, the Osage Beach Fire Protection District/ OBFPD responded to 255 incidents. The breakdown for the 255 incidents is as follows: 169 Medical Emergencies 12 Motor Vehicle Accidents 2 Watercraft Rescue 3 Hazardous Condition (no fire) 11 Service Calls 31 Good Intent Calls/Cancelled en route 19 False Alarms…

In December of 2020, the Osage Beach Fire Protection District board of directors approved the proposal to purchase a new fire boat. This new purchase would replace the oldest boat in our fleet, Marine 11. The boat, purchased from Lake Assault Boats is a 31 foot Mono Hull with twin…

  Link to Video recorded by boaters: Cove Road Structure Fire 6-27-2021 Note how quickly fire can spread. We encourage everyone to ensure they have working smoke detectors and an escape route planned with their family in the event of a fire.

With warmer weather in full swing here at the Lake of the Ozarks, boats and traffic are not the only hazards to be wary of. Heat can be just as a formidable foe as anything. Though not as obvious when you’re enjoying yourself at our beautiful Lake of the Ozarks…

Monday June 28, 2021 from 9:00am – 3:00 Pm at Osage Beach City Hall there will be a blood drive hosted by the Community Blood Center of the Ozarks.   This blood drive is a friendly competition between the firefighters and police officers of Osage Beach. Come out and show…

With the Summer season officially kicked off we at Osage Beach Fire Protection District would like to extend a warm welcome to new and returning visitors. As always we want to encourage everyone to enjoy their time here at our lake but we also want you to be safe. Here…

This month Osage Beach Fire District hired 3 new firefighters. Probationary Firefighters once hired are required to work a 40 hour week of training preparing them for their first 48 hour shift with their assigned shifts. This 40 hour week they learn the basics including but not limited to, hose…

During May, 2021, the Osage Beach Fire Protection District/ OBFPD responded to 197 incidents. The breakdown for the 197 incidents is as follows: 144 Medical Emergencies 9 Motor Vehicle Accidents 3 Hazardous Condition 6 Service Calls 21 Good Intent Calls/Cancelled en route 8 False Alarms 1 Special Incident 1 Building…

Osage Beach Fire Protection District recently took delivery of 2 new Rosenbauer Rescue Engines. These new apparatus are now the frontline apparatus that respond to calls for service allowing our older apparatus to be placed into reserve status. Engine 11 and Engine 12 are stationed out of fire stations 1…

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