StormAware is a new website developed by the State of Missouri and Nationa Weather Service to provide citizens with clear and accurate safety information for tornado safety. There are videos demonstrating the best safety practices in various locations as well as information about community alerting systems such as sirens or text messaging.

Being StormAware means that you and your family not only know how to protect yourselves in the event of a tornado or severe weather, but that you are aware whenever the weather forecast calls for a chance of severe storms; that during those times you monitor weather for severe weather watches and warnings.

You can visit the new StormAware website at http://stormaware.mo.gov.

Welcome to the Maryland Heights Fire District website. You'll find information ranging from educational materials to teach children and adults how to prevent and escape from fires, information about our emergency medical services division, and information on life safety requirements for construction from our fire marshal. 

The paramedics and firefighters of the Maryland Heights Fire District are dedicated to providing the best emergency services the citizens and patrons of the district have come to expect and experience. All first response units are equipped with advanced life support personnel and supplies to provide the fastest emergency medical care when seconds count. Our firefighters are among the best trained in the metropolitan area. Many have trained on special rescue operations such as collapse rescue, trench rescue, and confined space rescue.

Please feel free to contact us for any questions you have about the emergency and non-emergency services we provide.

The Life Safety Division is responsible for building code inspections, plans review, and fire prevention activities. Formerly known as the Fire Marshal’s Office, this division is the point for all activities related to fire prevention – from building plan review to inspections to public fire education to working with builders and contractors on fire code issues.