A Nonprofit Volunteer Public Service Organization Serving The St. Louis Metro Area For Over 12 Years

Through Emergency Radio Communications, Motorist Assistance, Traffic Control, And Severe Weather Spotting

• 5/18/13 - Pictures from Laumeier Park Art Fair

• 5/13/13 - Pictures from St. John's Church Block Party

• 4/30/13 - Pictures from WWII Weekend at JB Park

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Tri-County REACT is actively seeking new volunteers. No experience is necessary, but you must have a willingness to serve the community. We are a non-profit 501 (c) (3) volunteer public service organization that serves the community by providing emergency two-way radio communications. We also work closely with local emergency agencies and help with traffic control at public events such as fairs, parades, bike rides, and walk-a-thons.

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• Tri-County looks to start its own fire protection district?

• Tri-County assists Antonia Fire Dept. at the scene of a residential fire

• Tri-County volunteers after severe weather outbreak in De Soto, Missouri

• Tri-County given a thank you by STL County Park Rangers for volunteering

• Tri-County helps St. Louis County Police bust mobile meth lab (complete with pipe bombs) at a gas station

• June 13-16 - Creve Coeur Days at DeSmet High School

More Upcoming Events

We are a non-profit 501 (c) (3) volunteer public service organization that relies solely on private donations. We use the donations to purchase communications equipment to help other people in an emergency, help other non-profit organizations during their fund raising events and assist local law enforcement during special events so they can put more officers on patrol instead of assigning them to work traffic control for the event. Along with communications equipment, we use other items like safety gear and medical supplies on a regular basis. The money to purchase these items and run this site comes directly from the private donations we receive. You can help us by sending a tax deductible donation. We really appreciate your support!