The St. Amant Volunteer Fire Department was organized in 1973 to provide the citizens of the St. Amant community with relief from the threat of fire to their personal safety and property.

Today, while still providing protection from fire, the department also responds to a variety of emergency medical and response requests within the coverage area. In addition to the primary coverage areas, St. Amant Volunteer Fire Department provides assistance to neighboring departments through mutual-aid agreements.

The St. Amant Volunteer Fire Department presently has eight apparatus and approximately one-hundred members spread across three stations.

The mission of the St. Amant Volunteer Fire Department is to protect St. Amant citizens from fires, natual disasters and hazardous materials incidents; to save lives by providing emergency medical services; to prevent fires through prevention and education programs; and to provide a work environment that values cultural diversity and is free of harassment and discrimination.

Members of the department are trained in various aspects of Emergency Service, including vehicle, trench and water rescue; fire suppression; emergency medical services; as well as fire prevention and safety.

Included below are copies of our Organizational Documents, including our By-Laws and latest Organizational Chart.