Our Mission

Our mission is to protect the community and its citizens from the dangers of fire and other emergencies. We strive to provide the highest level of service, professionalism, and dedication to our community.

 The Wolf Creek Fire Protection District was established in 1984 as a Fire Protection Association. This allowed each tag holder to be a member of the association and vote on issues at the yearly tag holder meetings.

The Wolf Creek Fire Protection District has seen a lot of changes since its inception in 1984. The biggest and best change was the approval by the voters in April of 2021 to become a fire protection district.

We have a long and proud history of our services to the community and strive to improve that service through advancement in fire suppression, technical rescue abilities and EMS response.  

 Fire Chief Bart Mabry started his career as a volunteer in the fire service in the mid 1990's in Clarksville, MO.  He rose through the ranks and spent many years as Fire Chief in Clarksville.  Chief Mabry oversaw emergency operations during the flood of 2008 in Clarksville, MO.  He moved to the Farmington area in 2009 and joined the Wolf Creek Fire Protection District (then fire department).  He rose through the ranks and was appointed Fire Chief in 2010 after the retirement of the previous Fire Chief.  Chief Mabry has played a major role in the advancement of the Wolf Creek Fire Department over the years and the planning and passing of the Wolf Creek Fire Protection District.  He is an electrical engineer and oversees a large electrical power manufacturing facility in his full time job.  Chief Mabry continues to push for the improvement of the district and the fire service as a whole in St. Francois and Ste Genevieve Counties being active with many of the local county chiefs meetings and associations.