On this day, we stand united in remembrance and pause to honor the brave first responders who made the ultimate sacrifice in the face
of unimaginable tragedy.
Their legacy lives on in the dedication of
all those who continue to protect and serve. It is through the resilience and determination of first responders that our communities
remain safe and secure.
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Central Platte Fire Department attended Platte City’s 13th Annual Cops and Kids event at Platte County Middle School this evening. It was a huge event, showcasing a KCPD helicopter, KCPD K-9 unit, Platte County Sheriff K-9 unit, Northland Regional Ambulance District and many others. Central Platte Fire demonstrated their skills in vehicle extrication and the K9 officers demonstrated the benefit of using trained dogs for searches of illegal weapons and drugs and the apprehension of criminals. Thank you to the Platte City Police Department and the city of Platte City for putting on a great event for the community.
2 CommentsComment on Facebook
Great job guys and gals!!!
How wonderful that you do this! Thanks for all you do.
Central Platte crews were out in force last night clearing downed trees from the roadways and responding to many downed line calls. No major damage has been reported as of this morning, but some were reported to be without power. Several power company crews were seen in town since late last night working to clear the lines and restore power as quickly as possible.
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Boogity boogity boogity. It’s derby night at the Platte County Fair! We are excited to be attending the festivities all weekend.
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Central Platte Fire spent this evening pump training using a portable water tank. This 2000 gallon tank is used in the rural areas of our district when a hydrant is not available.
1 CommentComment on Facebook
Good to know.
Central Platte Fire along with our friends at the Platte County Sheriff’s Department visited Platte City United Methodist Church at their Vacation Bible School to answer questions and mingle with the kids.
2 CommentsComment on Facebook
Keep up the good work! And a great learning opportunity.
Lt. Kyle Snyder & Chief Troy Miller were with West Platte Fire Protection District this afternoon training on drafting and mobile water supply. Great learning opportunity with our neighbors. Thanks for the invite!
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Come see us at the Farm Bureaus Touch-a-Tractor event! Lots of really cool trucks and tractors!
Northland Regional Ambulance District Platte-Clay Electric Cooperative Platte City Police Department Missouri Farm Bureau Insurance
1 CommentComment on Facebook
Thank you for bringing the trucks and Ranger. It was a hit!