The image features the acronym 'FRS' in large blue letters at the top, with four emergency service icons below it: a yellow icon with a heartbeat and '911' symbol, a blue star of life, a red fire department helmet with 'FIRE DEPT' written, and a blue shield with a white star.

Boone County Resources

for First Responders

  • This service provides emergency alerts and notifications tailored for Boone County.

    Through the Smart911 platform, first responders and residents can create detailed safety profiles to improve emergency response times. Boone County Ready offers critical information in times of emergency, severe weather, and community safety updates.

    Sign up at Boone County Ready

  • MO FRPN connects first responders to vetted mental health providers across Missouri who specialize in addressing the unique challenges of emergency responders. Services are confidential, with an emphasis on culturally competent care. They offer a directory of providers specializing in PTSD, stress management, and related mental health needs.

    Learn more at MO FRPN (MOfrpn.org).

  • The Missouri Ambulance Association provides mental health resources for EMS professionals and first responders statewide. They include support for trauma, burnout, and mental wellness and partner with other state resources to expand access.

    You can explore more services at Missouri Ambulance Association (MOambulance.org).

    • Safe Call Now: 1-206-459-3020
      A confidential helpline specifically for first responders and their families to access mental health, addiction support, and stress counseling.

    • 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: 988
      A national 24/7 hotline providing mental health crisis support.

    • Disaster Distress Helpline: 1-800-985-5990
      A helpline for first responders affected by disaster-related stress.

For additional support, consider reaching out to First Responder Support directly, which also provides local assistance, scholarships for therapy, and immediate financial relief in Boone County.

Contact FRS for more details.

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