11/09/2022
Public Safety - Emergency Management Hurricane
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11/09/2022
Public Safety - Emergency Management Hurricane
01/04/2022
The 10 Commandments of Being a Good Fire Chief William Beck explains the benefits of maintaining the optimism and excitement surrounding a promotion while offering 10 ways to succeed as a new chief.
08/22/2021
Marine fire safety tip
11/11/2020
Helping Brother Corey Logan, organized by Christopher Morales My name is Christopher Morales and i’m starting this GoFundMe for D/O Corey Logan. C… Christopher Morales needs your support for Helping Brother Corey Logan
11/11/2020
10/17/2020
10/16/2020
'Don't be afraid': Vancouver firefighter who beat cancer returning to work A lieutenant in the Vancouver Fire Rescue Service is returning to work after a long recovery from a cancer likely tied to her job. She’s urging all women to keep up with their scheduled mammograms.
10/16/2020
Houston Arson Investigator Killed - Firefighter Nation 44-year-old Lemuel Bruce has been with HFD for 17 years, the last five with the arson unit.
10/02/2020
We are currently taking applications for Certified Firefighter/EMT. Candidates that meet all the selection standards may be invited to participate in the pre-employment screening process to determine the most qualified applicants. The process includes a Physical Abilities Test, Background Investigation, Polygraph, Departmental Interviews, and post-offer employment Medical Exam and Drug Test. St. Petersburg Fire Rescue is recognized by local businesses, residents, and regional fire rescue agencies as a progressive, well trained and customer-centered fire rescue organization, which places a high premium on quality service. Please refer to our website for additional information at http://fire.stpete.org/hiring.html.
10/01/2020
Martin County Fire Rescue hiring firefighters The application process will begin Sept. 11 and end at midnight on Oct. 30. Firefighter Paramedics are preferred.