Crestwood Fire Department

A Place For Safety

Crestwood PumperThe Crestwood Fire Department is committed to serving the community with honor, trust, pride, and integrity. In addition to fire suppression and emergency medical response, the department offers a broad range of services aimed at protecting and educating residents and businesses. With a strong focus on prevention, the Fire Prevention Bureau conducts annual inspections and works closely with local businesses to maintain safe environments. Each year during Fire Prevention Week, the department distributes educational materials, visits area schools, and welcomes students for tours of the engine house—reinforcing its role as both a first responder and a trusted community resource.

Mission Statement

To do our utmost to protect life and property with the highest level of prevention, preparedness and response to those in need. We achieve this through dedicated community service, professionalism and devotion to duty with our highly motivated team members who are committed to providing the highest quality of emergency services. 

If you have an emergency, a crime in progress, medical emergency, or fire, please call 911.


February 2026

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  1. Mon, Feb. 16

    President's Day City Offices and Community Center Closed
    President's Day
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  1. Dean and Mosley taking Oath of Office

    Dean, Mosley Take Oath of Office

    Firefighters/Paramedics Jordan Dean and Trenton Mosley were sworn in as the newest members of the Crestwood Fire Department during the Jan. 27, 2026, Board of Aldermen meeting. Read on...
  2. Ryan Harrell in front of a firetruck

    Crestwood Welcomes New Chief of Fire Services Ryan Harrell

    The City of Crestwood welcomed Ryan Harrell as its new chief of fire services on Jan. 2, 2026. Harrell brings more than 26 years of experience, previously serving with the Clayton Fire Department. Read on...
  3. Crestwood Government Center

    2026 City of Crestwood Budget Preview

    The Board of Aldermen approved the FY2026 budget which aligns with the calendar year. This budget reflects the City’s commitment to maintaining strong financial health while investing in essential services, infrastructure, and community amenities. Read on...
  4. Mayor Shipley with three triathlon participants

    Mayor’s Message: Looking Back at 2025

    From battling winter storms to breaking ground on The Cliffs, 2025 was a year of resilience and progress for Crestwood. Guided by values of service, caring, and connection, the City came together to achieve milestones that will shape our future. Read on...
  5. shoveling snow

    Keep Sidewalks Clear, Streets Open, and Firewood Properly Stacked

    As winter approaches, the City of Crestwood wants to remind residents about a few important ordinances that help keep our community safe, accessible, and looking its best during the colder months. Read on...
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