Mehlville Firefighters and Paramedics - Local 2665

Mehlville Firefighters and Paramedics - Local 2665 Professional Firefighters in the Mehlville Community Since 1953 District boundaries were laid out to cover 47 square miles in South St. Louis County.

The volunteer firefighters proposed and organized a fire district in 1953, thereby having the power to collect taxes to support department operations. By the end of 1953, the voters of the area approved the incorporation of the Mehlville Fire Protection District (MFPD) and elected three directors. In 1969, forty-one firefighters joined together and petitioned the International Association of Fire

Firefighters for membership, becoming IAFF Local 1889. In 2012, Mehlville Firefighters joined Professional Fire Fighters of Eastern Missouri IAFF Local 2665 and continue their pride and dedication of serving the citizens of the Mehlville Fire District. Currently, the Mehlville Fire Protection District provides fire protection and emergency medical services to a population of 110,000 residents in fifty-two square miles of South St. The District consists of seven stations with seven engine companies (including two seventy-five foot quints), an all-terrain pumper, a heavy rescue squad, a one-hundred foot aerial platform and six ALS ambulances. Personnel consist of firefighters, paramedics and administrative staff. It is anticipated that the District will respond to nearly 13000 calls during 2014. The District currently holds an Insurance Services Organization (ISO) rating of Protection Class Three. The assessed valuation of the District’s currently stands at $2,227,618,170.

Do you remember when Labor Day weekend meant the Jerry Lewis MDA Telethon?For decades, families across America turned on...
09/06/2026

Do you remember when Labor Day weekend meant the Jerry Lewis MDA Telethon?

For decades, families across America turned on their televisions and watched Jerry Lewis ask us to believe that a few dollars could make a difference.

And America answered.

People called in donations. Children emptied piggy banks. Families gave what they could. Firefighters stood with boots in their hands.

Because behind every dollar was a family hoping for more time, more independence and, someday, a cure.

The television cameras eventually turned off.

The telethon ended.

But muscular dystrophy didn’t.

ALS didn’t.

And the families who need MDA didn’t disappear when the broadcast did.

Today, the way we give may look a little different, but the reason we give hasn’t changed.

This Labor Day weekend, we’re asking our community to help us continue a tradition generations before us helped build by filling our virtual boot.

You don’t have to be standing at an intersection. You don’t have to have cash in your pocket.

You just have to believe, like so many people did all those years ago, that your dollar could be the dollar.

The dollar that helps fund the next breakthrough.
The dollar that gives a family hope.
The dollar that helps someone live longer and more independently.
The dollar that changes everything.

Please help us fill our virtual boot:

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The telethon may be part of history.

The mission isn’t.

And until the day that boot is no longer needed, we’ll keep filling it.

09/03/2026

YOUR GUIDE TO FIRST RESPONDERS & MILITARY APPRECIATION NIGHT
Lindbergh Flyers vs. Seckman Jaguars
Friday, September 11, 2026 | Flyers Field
LINK TO GUIDE - https://drive.google.com/file/d/18tNQ6igD_zJjGHFq16OLn308AbvQ0SBT/view?usp=sharing

One of the most meaningful and exciting nights of the football season is coming to Lindbergh High School! On Friday, September 11, our Flyer community will come together to recognize and thank the first responders, military members and veterans who serve and sacrifice for our community and country.

From performances by the 250-member Spirit of St. Louis Marching Band, Cheer and Flyerettes, to the Patriot Guard Riders, Metro Air Support, BackStoppers Dash for Cash and postgame fireworks, this will be much more than a football game. You’ll want to get to Flyers Field early!

GAME INFORMATION
Opponent: Seckman Jaguars
Date: Friday, September 11, 2026
Gates Open: 5:30 PM
Pregame Events Begin: 6:28 PM
Kickoff: 7:00 PM
Location: Flyers Field at Lindbergh High School
Online Ticket Purchase: HERE

BE IN YOUR SEATS BY 6:28 PM!
We are expecting a great crowd, and some of the biggest moments of the night will happen before kickoff. Don't wait until 7:00 to arrive! Get through the gates, grab something to eat and be in your seats by 6:28 PM as our special pregame experience begins.

PREGAME TIMELINE

5:30 PM — GATES OPEN
Come early, find your seats and enjoy the atmosphere at Flyers Field as we prepare for a special night.

6:28 PM — SPIRIT OF ST. LOUIS MARCHING BAND
Our nearly 250-member Spirit of St. Louis Marching Band takes the field for a special pregame performance of its 2026 production, “Immortal Heart.” The Spirit of St. Louis is a four-time BOA Super Regional Finalist and three-time Rose Parade participant. You won't want to miss them kicking off the night!

6:40 PM — FIRST RESPONDERS & MILITARY RECOGNITION
We will recognize the first responders, active-duty military members and veterans joining us at Flyers Field and give the Lindbergh community an opportunity to show our appreciation for their service.

6:48 PM — PATRIOT GUARD RIDERS + FLYERS ENTRANCE
Get on your feet! The Missouri Patriot Guard Riders will help provide a special patriotic es**rt and entrance as our Lindbergh Flyers take the field!

6:50 PM — PRESENTATION OF COLORS & NATIONAL ANTHEM
The Missouri Patriot Guard Riders will participate in the Presentation of Colors, followed by the National Anthem performed by the Spirit of St. Louis Marching Band.

FOLLOWING THE NATIONAL ANTHEM — LOOK TO THE SKY!
We're not giving away everything just yet...But following the National Anthem, keep your eyes on the sky as Metro Air Support joins us for a very special delivery of the night's game ball! This will be one pregame moment you do not want to miss.

7:00 PM — KICKOFF
After an unforgettable pregame, it's time for football as your Lindbergh Flyers take on the Seckman Jaguars!

RED, WHITE & BLUE NIGHT
Let's fill Flyers Field with RED, WHITE AND BLUE! Students, families, alumni and community members are encouraged to wear patriotic colors as we show our appreciation for those who serve.

HONORING OUR FIRST RESPONDERS
Throughout the evening, we will recognize the police officers, firefighters, paramedics, EMTs, dispatchers and other first responders who work every day to keep our communities safe.

If you are a current or retired first responder, we hope you will join us at Flyers Field so the Lindbergh community can recognize you!

SALUTING OUR MILITARY & VETERANS
We will also recognize the men and women who currently serve or have previously served in the United States Armed Forces.

To our active-duty military members and veterans: thank you for your service, sacrifice and commitment to our country.

HALFTIME — CHEER, FLYERETTES, BAND & “DASH FOR CASH” FOR BACKSTOPPERS

Don't head to the concession stand too quickly at halftime! Following performances from Cheer, the Flyerettes and the Spirit of St. Louis Marching Band, we're putting 90 seconds on the clock!

Members of Cheer, Flyerettes and the Lindbergh Schools Foundation Junior Board members will make their way through the stadium collecting donations for The BackStoppers.

THE CHALLENGE:
90 SECONDS
$2,000 GOAL
ONE GREAT CAUSE

If everyone at Flyers Field gives just $1, we can make a tremendous impact together. Bring some cash and help us crush our $2,000 goal!

DON'T LEAVE AFTER THE GAME!
The final whistle will not be the end of the night! Immediately following the game, fans are encouraged to stay in their seats and turn their attention to the sky as we cap off First Responders & Military Appreciation Night with a special...

POSTGAME FIREWORKS SHOW!
Football under the lights followed by fireworks over Flyers Field! What a way to finish the night!

TICKETS & GAMEDAY INFORMATION
Fans are encouraged to purchase tickets in advance and arrive early to allow plenty of time for parking, stadium entry and finding seats. Tickets can be purchased online HERE Gates open at 5:30 PM, and our goal is to have Flyer Nation packed into the stands by 6:28 PM.

September 11 is a date that carries tremendous significance for our country. We look forward to bringing the Lindbergh community together for an evening of gratitude, remembrance, community and Flyer pride as we recognize those who have dedicated themselves to serving others.

This isn't a night to show up at kickoff.

ARRIVE EARLY.
BE IN YOUR SEAT BY 6:28.
STAY THROUGH THE FINAL WHISTLE.
AND STICK AROUND FOR THE FIREWORKS.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 | FLYERS FIELD

Mehlville Community Outreach is happy to announce that our Breast Cancer Awareness gear is on sale. There are options fo...
09/02/2026

Mehlville Community Outreach is happy to announce that our Breast Cancer Awareness gear is on sale. There are options for everyone!

Click on the link below to place your order:

Mehlville community outreach breast cancer awareness fundraisers.. Mehlville community outreach's goal is to help strengthen the community we serve.

🚨 WE’RE OUT TODAY — HELP US FILL THE BOOT! 🥾👨‍🚒Your Mehlville Firefighters & Paramedics are at participating Dierbergs l...
08/29/2026

🚨 WE’RE OUT TODAY — HELP US FILL THE BOOT! 🥾👨‍🚒

Your Mehlville Firefighters & Paramedics are at participating Dierbergs locations TODAY collecting for MDA! We start at 10am.

Last year, our community showed up in a BIG way. Now it’s time to do it again. ❤️

🥾 Drop a donation in the boot
📱 Donate cashless using the QR code
👋 Or just stop by and say hello!

Every donation — big or small — helps support individuals and families living with neuromuscular diseases and ALS.

See us at Dierbergs today and help us FILL THE BOOT!

📅 Can’t make it today? We’ll be back September 12 & September 26!

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🍎 Back to School! 🎒The school year is underway, which means more buses, kids, and traffic on the roads. We’re proud to s...
08/23/2026

🍎 Back to School! 🎒

The school year is underway, which means more buses, kids, and traffic on the roads. We’re proud to serve more than 20 schools in our area, and we want to help keep every student, family, and staff member safe.

A few quick reminders as everyone gets back into the routine:

🚌 Give school buses plenty of room, and stop when their lights and stop arms are extended.

🚗 Slow down in school zones, drop-off lines, and parking lots—children can move quickly and unexpectedly.

👀 Watch for children crossing the street and getting in and out of vehicles.

📵 Put the phone down and keep your attention on the road.

🏠 Make sure your children know their home address and how to call 911 if they ever need help.

A few extra seconds of caution can make a big difference. To all the students, teachers, and staff—have a safe and great school year!

🚒 We’ll see you out there.
Mehlville School District
Lindbergh Schools
Oakville High School

Last year, our community showed up in a BIG way — and because of your generosity, our Fill the Boot campaign was a huge ...
08/21/2026

Last year, our community showed up in a BIG way — and because of your generosity, our Fill the Boot campaign was a huge success.

Now it’s time to do it again.

Your Mehlville Firefighters & Paramedics are once again teaming up with MDA to help support individuals and families living with neuromuscular diseases and ALS.

📅 August 29 • September 12 • September 26
📍 Participating Dierbergs locations on the flyer

Whether it’s a few dollars in the boot or a cashless donation using the QR code, every donation adds up and every donation makes a difference.

Last year, you showed us just how powerful this community can be when we come together for a great cause. This year, we’re asking you to help us make an even bigger impact.

Keep an eye out for your local Mehlville Firefighters at Dierbergs and help us FILL THE BOOT for MDA! 👨‍🚒🥾

We’ll bring the boots. You help us fill them.

08/20/2026

Three people were injured in a house fire in Mehlville on Thursday morning, fire officials said.

🚨 When seconds count, preparation can make all the difference.This month, our crews put their skills to the test during ...
08/18/2026

🚨 When seconds count, preparation can make all the difference.

This month, our crews put their skills to the test during a realistic pediatric drowning scenario, working alongside our medical control team from Washington University in St. Louis Physicians.

Our Critical Care Paramedics and Fire/Medics focused on what matters most: safety, teamwork, communication, and critical thinking—the skills that can make a difference when a real emergency happens.

A huge thank you to our medical control team, community partners at The Y, and our crews for continuing to train at a high level and stay ready for whatever call comes next.

Train today. Be ready tomorrow. 🚑

Here are a few photos from this week’s training!

This cycle was a busy—and hot—one for our B Shift!Crews started their 48-hour shift Friday morning with Mayday/Firefight...
08/16/2026

This cycle was a busy—and hot—one for our B Shift!

Crews started their 48-hour shift Friday morning with Mayday/Firefighter Down training, sharpening the skills needed to respond when one of our own is in trouble.

As the heat picked up Friday afternoon, crews responded to the first of three working fires they would face during the shift. Not long after returning from the first fire and getting the apparatus back together, the second working fire of the day was dispatched.

Crews did an incredible job quickly bringing the fire under control and preventing further damage to the residence. A big thank you to Affton Fire Protection District and Rock Hill Fire Department for their assistance!

Yesterday afternoon, crews were called to their third working fire of the shift, this time in Oakville.

These fires were in addition to the many other calls for service our crews handled throughout the 48-hour shift—all while working through some very hot conditions.

Most importantly, we are happy to report that no one was injured in any of the fires.

Outstanding work by everyone involved, and thank you to our neighboring departments for the teamwork and assistance!

Professional Firefighters of Affton-Local 610

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11735 Denny Road
St. Louis, MO
63126

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