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Waynesville Rural Fire Protection District

Dixon, MO · Pulaski County. Waynesville Rural Fire Protection District is a fire department. The department also provides EMS services. According to the HIFLD fire-station federal registry (as of 2026-09), full equipment, coverage, and staffing data are below.

Not reported
Total personnel
Not reported
Stations
Not reported
Fire trucks
Yes
EMS service
F
PlainFireData Composite Score
0/100
Waynesville Rural Fire Protection District

A staffing, equipment, EMS-integration, and federal-grant-funding composite benchmarked against every other USFA-registered department nationally, not a safety rating, response-time measure, or comparison of fire risk. Dimensions with no data on file are excluded and their weight redistributed, never counted as zero.

Staffing capacity
No station count on file for this department
Equipment readiness
No vehicle count on file for this department
EMS integration
No EMS staffing breakdown on file
Federal investment
No FEMA AFG grant award on file for this department
Other department profile

Waynesville Rural Fire Protection District is a fire department serving Dixon, MO (Pulaski County). According to HIFLD fire-station registry fields. Cumulative FEMA AFG/SAFER awards on record: $1,668,176.

  • EMS provider (HIFLD)
  • 7 other listed departments in Pulaski County

Dispatch plate

Sheet MO-WAYNESVILLE-RURAL-FIRE-PROTECTION-DISTRICT-MO · Waynesville Rural Fire Protection District, MO personnel n/a

PERS-UNK · STA-UNK · TYPE-OTHER · EMS-Y · RANK-UNK · GAP-UNK · FEMA-MID · BOOK-PART

  • PERS-UNK Staff pending
  • STA-UNK Stations pending
  • TYPE-OTHER Uncoded type
  • EMS-Y EMS on file
  • RANK-UNK Rank pending
  • GAP-UNK Gap pending
  • FEMA-MID $1.7M
  • BOOK-PART 2/5 fields

Instrument codes from this department’s HIFLD personnel and station counts, staffing type, EMS flag, listable personnel rank, photo-finish peer department, FEMA AFG/SAFER book, and field completeness, not a readiness rating.

Department Profile

Type
Location
Dixon, MO

FEMA Grant History

$1.7M
Cumulative funding (FY2008–2023)
6
Awards
Year Award Amount
2023 EMW-2023-FF-00173 $713,200
2018 EMW-2018-FF-00361 $493,671.01
2013 EMW2012FR00373 $252,949
2011 EMW2010FV04791 $285,000
2011 EMW2010FF00602 $-67,410
2008 EMW2007FF00294 $-9,234

Source: USAspending.gov (CFDA 97.044 AFG / 97.083 SAFER)

County roster geometry

Pulaski County HIFLD mix around Waynesville Rural Fire Protection District

Pulaski County: 11 departments, 290 personnel (4 volunteer / 2 career / 0 combination); EMS flag on 82% of departments. County / state rollup.

Nearby Departments

Crocker Fire Protection District
Crocker · volunteer
Saint Robert City Fire and Rescue
Saint Robert · volunteer
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Frequently Asked Questions

How many firefighters does Waynesville Rural Fire Protection District have?

Personnel data for Waynesville Rural Fire Protection District is not available in the HIFLD database.

Does Waynesville Rural Fire Protection District provide EMS services?

Yes, Waynesville Rural Fire Protection District provides Emergency Medical Services (EMS) in addition to fire response.

How many fire stations does Waynesville Rural Fire Protection District operate?

Station count data for Waynesville Rural Fire Protection District is not available in the HIFLD database.

What type of fire department is Waynesville Rural Fire Protection District?

Waynesville Rural Fire Protection District is a fire department serving Pulaski County, MO.

Has Waynesville Rural Fire Protection District received federal grants?

Yes, Waynesville Rural Fire Protection District has received 6 FEMA grants totaling $1,668,176.01 in cumulative AFG and SAFER awards across FY2008–2023 (sum of all recorded award years, not a single-year figure). The most recent award year in our extract is FY2023.

How many fire departments are in Missouri?

Missouri has 1,128 fire departments with 22,864 total personnel. 52% are volunteer departments.

Related guides

Data sourced from official public datasets. See our methodology for details. Verify with USFA/FEMA →

HIFLD/USFA registry extract, informational only, not a readiness rating.