St. Louis County, MO Risk Profile | Risk & Response by Arborlook Insights

Top Hazards by Life-Safety Loss ($/yr)

Heat Wave

$253.2M

Earthquake

$59.5M

Cold Wave

$40.8M

Tornado

$13.1M

Lightning

$5.0M

Department Rankings

Fire and EMS departments serving St. Louis County. Click column headers to sort.

NRI Rating is from FEMA's National Risk Index, which measures community risk across 18 natural hazards using expected annual losses, social vulnerability, and community resilience. Life-Safety Loss uses FEMA's Value of Statistical Life ($13.7M per expected fatality) to estimate annual risk to human life.

Department boundaries and station counts are self-reported through NERIS Public and may not reflect current service areas. Population and Life-Safety Loss reflect each department's full jurisdiction. County-level risk metrics are computed from census tract data and are not affected by boundary accuracy. See full methodology.

Department ▲	Est. Population ▲	Life-Safety Loss ▼	NRI Rating ▲	Stations ▲
West County Ems & Fire Protection District	247,011	$89.4M	Very High	6
Central County Fire & Rescue	196,137	$28.8M	Relatively High	15
Metro West Fire Protection District	82,762	$28.7M	Very High	6
Monarch Fire Protection District	62,405	$21.6M	Very High	15
Florissant Valley Fire Protection District	46,161	$16.8M	Very High	3
131St Fighter Wing Fire Protection	44,455	$16.8M	Very High	1
Metro-North Fire Protection District	32,898	$15.1M	Very High	1
Creve Coeur Fire Protection District	35,557	$15.0M	Very High	5
Black Jack Fire Protection District	42,049	$14.9M	Very High	3
University City Fire Department	30,849	$13.0M	Relatively High	2
Maryland Heights Fire Protection District	35,513	$12.6M	Relatively High	2
Affton Fire Protection District	31,650	$12.5M	Very High	3
Kirkwood Fire Department	24,697	$9.6M	Relatively High	7
Hazelwood Fire Department	25,244	$9.4M	Very High	3
Webster Groves Fire Department	21,702	$8.2M	Relatively High	4
Spanish Lake Fire Protection District	17,232	$6.5M	Very High	5
Lemay Fire Protection District	16,154	$6.2M	Very High	1
Ferguson Fire Department	14,699	$6.1M	Very High	4
Clayton Fire Department	13,493	$5.8M	Very High	2
Columbia Fire Protection District	19,557	$5.1M	Relatively High	1
City Of Crestwood Fire Department	10,183	$4.5M	Very High	2
Robertson Fire Protection District	9,757	$4.4M	Very High	4
Saline Valley Fire Protection District	22,691	$4.0M	Relatively High	3
Ladue Fire Department	9,717	$4.0M	Very High	4
Mid-County Fire Protection District	8,493	$3.7M	Relatively High	1
Richmond Heights Fire Department	7,682	$3.2M	Relatively High	2
City Of Berkeley Fire Department	7,517	$3.0M	Very High	2
Brentwood Fire Department	7,412	$3.0M	Very High	2
West Overland Ems & Fire Protection District	8,145	$2.9M	Relatively High	2
Des Peres Department Of Public Safety	7,459	$2.7M	Very High	2
Maplewood Fire Department	6,646	$2.6M	Relatively High	1
City Of Olivette Fire Department	5,423	$2.3M	Very High	1
Shrewsbury Fire Department	5,231	$2.1M	Very High	2
Glendale Fire Department	5,094	$2.0M	Very High	1
City of Frontenac Fire Department	3,334	$1.4M	Very High	2
Rock Hill Fire-Ems Department	3,218	$1.3M	Relatively Moderate	1
Mehlville Fire Protection District	2,727	$1.2M	Very High	15
Kinloch Fire Protection District	2,476	$1.1M	Very High	1
Pacific Fire Protection District	7,198	$1.0M	Very High	7

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Risk Snapshot

9.8%

Poverty Rate

19.1%

Age 65+

12.1%

Disability Rate

5.7%

Uninsured

68.6%

Pre-1980 Housing

0.3%

Mobile Homes

7.2%

Vacancy Rate

0.1%

Wood Heat

$96,650

Median HH Income

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