The Houston Fire Department has purchased a new engine from MacQueen Emergency, in Eureka, Missouri. The assistance of a $435,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Development and $145,000 from our one-cent sales tax made it possible. On Monday, October 5th, the City of Houston Mayor, council members, and city administrator approved the purchase of Holmatro Pentheon Rescue Tools. The one-cent sales tax approved by voters last year benefits the city police, fire, and parks, and recreation departments, and made these purchases possible.
You may also like
Honoring Service & Sacrifice
Memorial Foundation Report This will be the last article before the October 3rd and 4th services. There is a lot underway in preparations for those two dates. As of this article, we will be honoring 5 Line of Duty Names...
Palmyra FPD Donates to the FireFighter Memorial
The Palmyra Fire Protection District made a donation of $1,000 to the Memorial Foundation. This type of support is essential in being able to provide the required care and operations of your State Memorial. On behalf of...
Tuition Benefits for Volunteers
On April 21st Hardin Fire Chief Malcolm Cunningham met with MO State Representative Peggy McGaugh and testified in favor of 7269H.01Ia – College tuition for public safety personnel. The requested change to state...






















