Hurley Fire Protection District

06/04/2026

05/31/2026

This weekend, firefighters and first responders from across the area gathered at the Hurley Fire Protection District station for a Vehicle Rescue Operations training course presented by the University of Missouri Fire & Rescue Training Institute out of Columbia.

This free 16-hour class was secured by our Training Officer and brought together personnel from Hurley Fire Protection District, Billings Fire Protection District, Marionville Fire Department, Aurora Rural Fire Department, Halltown Fire Protection District, and Pleasant Hope.

The course covered a variety of topics including traffic incident safety, basic incident command, patient care considerations during vehicle accidents, and patient extrication techniques utilizing hydraulic rescue tools, commonly known as the "Jaws of Life."

We would like to extend our sincere thanks to all of the departments that attended, as well as Hillbilly's Towing of Marionville, Missouri, for supplying the vehicles used during hands-on training. We also appreciate the University of Missouri Fire & Rescue Training Institute for providing the instructors and educational resources that made this training possible.

Training opportunities such as these help ensure that our firefighters and emergency responders remain prepared to serve our communities safely and effectively. We look forward to hosting additional training classes in the future.

The public is always welcome to observe these training events and gain a better understanding of the work that your local fire departments and emergency responders perform on a daily basis.

Keep training. Keep learning. Keep serving.

05/25/2026

Not a typical call for the fire department, but when someone calls, they are here out of state and have lost their dog and needing help, we went to help! Thankfully with the help from the community and a special dog buddy, the dog was found, and there were some very happy owners!

05/13/2026

The Hurley Fire protection District got to host the Hurley Preschoolers on their community walk, they had fun looking over the engine and wearing fire hats!! Thank you Hurley School for letting us be a part of their fun filled day!

04/19/2026

Come out and support the Class of 2026.

Join the Hurley Class of 2026 for a donation-only pancake breakfast on Sunday, April 19th, from 8:00-11:00AM at the Train Station in Hurley. Funds raised will help fund the senior trip. We hope to see you there!

04/18/2026

On 4/18, Hurley Fire Protection District, was dispatched to a Residential Structure Fire. Our First responders and firefighters arrived on scene and started fire suppression. The structure was a total loss. We would like to thank the Clever Fire Protection District, North Stone Northeast Barry Fire Protection District, Stone County Sherriff Department, and Stone County Ambulance District for their quick response providing mutual aid with an engines, tankers and manpower. We would also like to thank Coy Burton for assisting our mutual aid units with getting pulled out.

04/15/2026

Tornado watch has been issued for our area until 9 pm tonight.

**OUTDATED**

[4/15 2:30 PM]: A tornado watch has been issued for parts of Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri and Oklahoma until 9 PM CDT

Just wanted to give context to the Tornado Watch that'll be going out, this is a low-end Tornado Watch. That means the primary threats are wind and hail but there's enough of a chance to put out a Tornado Watch.

04/13/2026

Happy National Telecommunicator week to the ones answering the calls 24/7. Thank You, for everything you do!!!