Fire Department

Mission

The Moss Point Fire Department is responsible for protecting every resident, business, and neighborhood within the city’s 27 square miles. Under the leadership of Fire Chief Jason E. Davis, 25 career firefighters operate out of four strategically placed fire stations, providing round the clock emergency response to a population of roughly 12,000 people.

The department responds to structure fires, vehicle fires, wildland fires, medical emergencies, hazardous material incidents, motor vehicle accidents, and natural disaster events. In addition to emergency response within the corporate limits, the department provides mutual aid services to the Escatawpa Utility District, covering approximately 10 additional square miles north of the city.

Moss Point firefighters work 24 hour rotating shifts to ensure that every station is staffed and every truck is ready to roll at all times. When you call 911, these are the men and women who show up.

What We Do

• Emergency fire suppression and rescue operations
• Emergency medical response
• Hazardous materials response
• Motor vehicle accident response and extrication
• Fire safety inspections
• Community fire prevention and education
• Mutual aid coordination with surrounding departments
• Natural disaster and severe weather response

Our Stations

The Moss Point Fire Department operates four fire stations positioned across the city to minimize response times in every district.

• Station 1 (Central Station): 4204 Bellview Avenue
• Station 2 (Dr. Reuben R. Morris Fire Station): 5206 Martin Luther King Boulevard
• Station 3 (Kreole Station): 4225 Kreole Avenue
• Station 4 (North Station): 4223 Old Saracennia Road

To learn more about each station, where it is located, and the areas it covers, read our full article: Know Your Stations: A Look at the Four Fire Stations Protecting Moss Point

Smoke Detector Program

Through a partnership with the American Red Cross, Moss Point homeowners can have a smoke detector installed in their home at no cost. Contact the fire department at (228) 475 8848 for more information on how to sign up.