The Berlin Fire Department is looking for self motivated individuals who are interested in Emergency Services and helping their community. We have a need for Firefighters. The position requires attending weekly department training's on Tuesday Nights. In addition responding to emergency calls when ever they happen. Berlin Fire operates out of two stations (Four Corners and Riverton) and covers the entire Berlin area, to include a portion of Interstate 89. We also provide mutual aid assistance for surrounding departments. We take each potential member very seriously and welcome you warmly into our department. It will be one of the best experiences of your life. | Requirements: No previous experience required. Must be available Tuesday nights for weekly trainings. Clean driving record. Must pass background check. | Categories: Firefighter

The Berlin Fire Department is looking for self motivated individuals who are interested in Emergency Services and helping their community. We have a need for EMTs. The position requires attending weekly department training's on Tuesday Nights. In addition responding to emergency calls when ever they happen. Berlin Fire operates out of two stations (Four Corners and Riverton) and covers the entire Berlin area, to include a portion of Interstate 89. We also provide mutual aid assistance for surrounding departments. We take each potential member very seriously and welcome you warmly into our department. It will be one of the best experiences of your life. | Requirements: No previous experience required. Must be available Tuesday nights for weekly trainings. Clean driving record. Must pass background check. | Categories: EMT

Join us to find ways to give back to your community that utilizes your time, talents, and interests to make a difference! We coordinate volunteer projects and events, connecting individuals and teams with nonprofits in need of support.

As a Volunteer Invasive Patroller, you will help monitor and manage invasive species in Vermont's waterways. This role involves training and regular reporting of invasive species sightings to aid in conservation efforts.

Volunteers in the Lay Monitoring Program will assist in collecting water quality data from various lakes and ponds across Vermont. This program aims to engage citizens in water quality monitoring to support state conservation efforts.

Volunteers will monitor water bodies for cyanobacteria blooms, contributing to the health of Vermont's lakes and ponds. Training will be provided to ensure volunteers can accurately identify and report findings.

Become a volunteer ambassador at the Dead Creek Visitor Center, sharing your enthusiasm for nature and conservation with visitors. This role involves engaging with the public and providing information about fish and wildlife.

As a Public Access Greeter, you will educate lake visitors about invasive species and conduct courtesy watercraft inspections to prevent their spread. This role is vital for protecting Vermont's aquatic ecosystems.

Help monitor bat colonies during the summer to gather data on their activity. This volunteer role is crucial for making informed decisions about the conservation of these important mammals.

Volunteer in Vermont State Parks by assisting with park events, interpretive programs, or as part of a group. Season-long volunteers may work in the park office, maintain campsites, and assist with educational programs.

Join fellow volunteers for a work weekend at the Green Mountain Conservation Camps to prepare for the summer season. This is a great opportunity to contribute to the upkeep of these important facilities.

Join Vermont’s Hunter Education Program as a volunteer instructor to teach hunting, bow hunting, or trapping education. This role is essential for ensuring the future of responsible hunting and trapping practices in Vermont.

Camping volunteers are asked to commit to a minimum of 6 weeks and work 30 hours per week. Responsibilities include visitor registration, fee collection, cleaning campsites, and assisting with nature programs, while enjoying free use of a campsite and other benefits.

Encourage and teach young people and families how to fish through the Let's Go Fishing Program. Volunteers will emphasize that fishing is about more than just catching fish, fostering a love for the outdoors.

Become a Vermont Invasive Patroller to help monitor water bodies for harmful invasive species. Volunteers will play a crucial role in surveying lakes and ponds, reporting findings to the Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation.

Join the Vermont Lay Monitoring Program to help measure nutrient levels of lakes and ponds. Volunteers will collect surface water data using a practical methodology, contributing to the health of Vermont's water bodies.

Participate in our river clean-up events to help restore the Winooski River. Volunteers will work together to remove trash and debris from the river, contributing to a cleaner and healthier environment.

Join us in restoring buffer areas along streams by planting trees and shrubs. Volunteers will help improve the health of the watershed while enjoying time outdoors and connecting with nature.

Join us for an event to support Vermont’s Child Care Campaign. Volunteers will help with event logistics, engage with attendees, and promote awareness about child care issues in Vermont.

Assist in planning and staffing events that support refugees and immigrants, such as community gatherings, cultural celebrations, and educational workshops. Volunteers will help organize and execute successful events.