| St. Louis County Fire Standards Commission |
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| On November 6, 1979, the voters of St. Louis County adopted section 6.040 of St. Louis County Charter to establish a Fire Standards Commission. The Commission is composed of seven residents of the County who are appointed by the County Executive, subject to confirmation by the County Council. One member is required to be a chief of a fire protection district and one member is required to be a chief of a municipal fire department. Two members are required to be elected fire protection district directors. Two members are required to be elected municipal officials. And one member is required to be a citizen who is neither a fire chief, a fire protection district director, or elected municipal official. The Commission is supported by an Administrator and an Administrative Assistant. Per the County Executive, the Administrator of the Commission also serves as the Director of the St. Louis County Fire Training Center. As mandated by the County Charter, the Commission pledges that every firefighter employed by the 43 municipal fire departments and fire protection districts in St. Louis County will be trained to the established standards to ensure professional, quality, and uniformed firefighting and the safety and well-being of our citizens and firefighters. The St. Louis County Fire Standards Commission maintains the waiting list, determines when applications are released, and sets the minimum standards. For admissions information, please go to the Application Process page within this web site. To request an Information Packet, please email Diane Snopek at dsnopek@stlouisco.com. Members of the St. Louis County Fire Standards Commission are:
The St. Louis County Fire Standards Commission office staff is:
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