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Jeffco Fire Engine Rally was held Sept. 30 in Herculaneum | Local News - Vimarsana News

Jeffco Fire Engine Rally was held Sept. 30 in Herculaneum | Local News

The 29th Jeffco Fire Engine Rally, held Sept. 30, went off well, drawing hundreds to Herculaneum City Park, said Bill Haggard, president of the Jefferson County Firefighters Association and chairman of the rally organization committee.

Vigil held for Bonne Terre officers involved in hotel shootout - Vimarsana News

Vigil held for Bonne Terre officers involved in hotel shootout

People gathered at North County Senior High School to honor and pray for the two Bonne Terre police officers who responded to a disturbance call that turned fatal.

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Four fires keep departments busy - Vimarsana News

Four fires keep departments busy

Area fire departments battled four fires in St. Francois County that left properties destroyed Sunday and Monday. At 10:30 a.m Monday, firefighters were dispatched to a residential fire in the 400 block of Old Irondale Road between Highway 32 and Irondale. Bismarck Fire Chief John Colwell said that crews were met with heavy smoke and extreme temperatures upon arrival. They began attacking the fire, eventually striking a third alarm for additional water and manpower. Flames erupt from the roof of a house on Old Irondale Road Monday as fire crews work to contain the blaze.  Court...

911 Board to add initiative to April 6 ballot - Vimarsana News

911 Board to add initiative to April 6 ballot

The board overseeing St. Francois and Ste. Genevieve counties’ 911 operations used its Dec. 17 meeting to discuss the Simms Mountain Tower project and an initiative to be placed on the April 6 ballot. The taxpayers in the 911 service region approved a 3/8-cent sales tax in 2014 that has been the 911 center’s chief source of revenue since landlines lost popularity more than a decade ago. The money has been used for a variety of major projects, including improving and expanding the center’s once-outdated facility and updating the system’s technology and software. Set to suns...