About RFD
Jeff Breen
Fire Chief
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Jeff Breen has been serving the Rolla Community as a firefighter since 1994. He rose through the ranks to become Assistant Chief in 2016 and has held his current position as Fire Chief since 2023. He is a respected and involved member of the community, dedicated to public safety through exemplary leadership and fire prevention education.
ISO Rating
The Insurance Services Office (ISO) accurately measures the effectiveness of public fire protections for structures across the country. Each department is given a rating from 1-10, 1 being the highest. The City of Rolla Fire & Rescue is a Class 2 ISO rated fire department, which places us at the top 5% of departments nationwide.
Department Services
While keeping our mission statement in mind, the 31 employees of the department respond to over 2,600 emergencies yearly throughout the City of Rolla while providing over 1,100 fire inspections of local businesses. In addition to inspections, fire administration provides plan review and technical services for new construction projects to include local commercial properties, educational projects, and healthcare facilities. This inspection process also includes a safety review of all fraternities and sororities within the Missouri S&T System.
In addition to emergency services, the department provides fire prevention activities and materials to over 1,800 students each year. Additionally, the department installs and inspects child safety seats through a national program.
Our Stations
PLEASE CALL 911 FOR EMERGENCIES
Fire Station 1 (HQ) Fire Station 2
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1490 East 10th Street Rolla, MO 65401 (573) 364-3989 |
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400 West 4th Street Rolla, MO 65401 (573) 341-9186 |
Fire Apparatus and Vehicles
Rolla Fire & Rescue utilizes a variety of vehicles and firefighting apparatus to perform its mission of public safety and emergency response. The height of some local buildings, such as Thomas Jefferson Hall on the University of Missouri-Rolla campus, place some requirements on the department that most departments in cities of similar size may not face. Rolla Fire & Rescue, with its fleet of vehicles, stands ready to respond to any emergency situation, whether on the ground or 105 feet in the air.
Below you will find a list of the fire engines and support vehicles maintained and used by the department.
2022 Pierce Enforcer
Usage: Rescue Pumper
2013 Pierce Impel
Usage: Rescue Pumper
2019 Pierce Velocity
Usage: 105' Aerial Ladder
2007 Pierce Quantum
Usage: 75' Aerial Ladder
2001 Pierce Dash
Usage: 75' Aerial Ladder
2006 Pierce Dash
Usage: 95' Aerial Platform
2022 Chevy Tahoe
Usage: Fire Chief
2018 Chevy Tahoe
Usage: Asst. Chief
2025 Ford Ranger
Usage: Fire Inspector
2010 Ford Explorer
Usage: Staff Vehicle

2007 Monaco Holiday Rambler
Usage: Mobile Communications
2003 Ford F-350
2004 Ford F-450
2025 Ford F-350
2022 Ford F-550
Usage: Rescue/Mobile Air Supply

2014 Blazer
Usage: Water Rescue