We the members of St.Tammany Parish Fire Protection District Number 3 will strive
to save lives and protect property through safe, cost effective and professional service.
Congratulations to all the St. Tammany Fire District 3 EMT students for successfully completing the practical portion of testing.
These students must now pass a written examination before becoming state and nationally certified EMTs.
STFD3 will soon have two new Tanker / Pumpers in operation.
Check back for more details!
Firefighter Recruit Class
The STFD3 Firefighter recruit class has wrapped up. These students have gone through months of rigorous physical and classroom training in order to become certified Firefighters. These students must now complete a series of written tests to obtain LSU certifications in Firefighter I & II, and Hazmat I & II.
The Krewe of Chahta rolled through Lacombe on Mardi Gras day. The parade had a variety of participants with home-made floats. The floats had many different themes including Super Bowl Champions, the New Orleans Saints. The parade started at Hwy 190 and S. Mill and ended near the Post office.
Murder-for-hire suspect who escaped St. Tammany jail is back in custody.
Sources tell STFD3.com that 39 year old murder suspect Carlos Rodriguez is back in poilce custody. The information is limited at this time, but it appears the suspect was found early this morning in Jefferson Parish. Rodriguez is in either Kenner Police or JPSO custody, and is awaiting transport back to St. Tammany Parish. We will have more information as it is made available.
This weekend marks the 1 year anniversary of the passing of Paramedic Mario Scramuzza. We remember our friend and brother, as we extend our continued thoughs and prayers with Mario's Son, Father, and the entire Scramuzza family.
Members of Mario Scramuzza's family, including his father and son were on hand as we planted a Magnolia tree in memory of Mario. STFD3 personnel and members of Mario's extended, professional family were also present to share memories of Mario.