Castine fire rescue department is always looking for community volunteers to help support our Emergency Services operations. Please contact us so that we can discuss how you might be able to help us, we have things that everybody of any ability can do to help support the rest of our community. | Requirements: Please contact one of the chief officers so that we can discuss how you can best apply your skills and abilities to helping our operations and support of the safety of the Castine community. | Categories: Department Support, EMT, Firefighter

We're looking for people to join our department! We serve around 2,600 people and provide mutual aid to 5 neighboring towns as well as other county departments. We will train you to the level that you are comfortable with. We house the county's Haz-mat decon team as well as the area's only confined space rescue team. | Requirements: At least 16 years old, physically fit and willing to work. | Categories: Firefighter

Assist in the distribution of food to individuals and families in need during scheduled distribution days. Volunteers may also help with organizing and preparing food items for distribution.

Assist in staffing the Shady Grove Museum during its Sunday summer hours, welcoming visitors and providing information about the exhibits. Volunteers play a crucial role in enhancing the visitor experience.

Assist in cataloging Bayside Memorabilia using the Virtual Archive program. Volunteers help scan postcards and other paper objects, making the collection accessible electronically.

Help make a difference by volunteering with Miracle German Shepherd Dog Rescue of Maine. Volunteers are needed to assist with various tasks to support the rescue and care of German Shepherd Dogs.

Help maintain and update the archives, databases, and collections of the Bayside Historical Preservation Society. Volunteers assist in organizing and preserving historical documents and artifacts.

Participate in interviewing or transcribing for the Oral History Project. Volunteers help capture and preserve personal stories and histories from the Bayside community.

Contribute articles and stories to the Bayside Historical Preservation Society's newsletter. Writers help keep the community informed and engaged with the society's activities and historical insights.

Update and manage the Bayside Historical Preservation Society's website. Volunteers ensure the website is current and accessible, providing valuable information to the community and visitors.

Assist the Head Chef in meal preparation and perform light cleanup work. This role supports the overall meal preparation process at the Grange.

Cut bread and pack bread and soup for delivery. This role is essential for preparing meals for distribution.

Plan meals based on available ingredients, coordinate the cooking team, and shop for additional items as needed. This role is vital for the meal service at the Grange.

Clean the kitchen after meal preparation. This role is crucial for maintaining a clean and safe cooking environment.

We're looking for people to join our department! We serve a small community and provide mutual aid to 3 neighboring towns as well as other county departments. We will train you to the level that you are comfortable with. | Requirements: At least 16 years old, physically fit and willing to work. | Categories: Firefighter

Assist the Head Chef in preparing meals, perform light cleanup work, and set up tables for the community supper. This role supports the overall meal preparation process.

Plan a meal based on available ingredients, coordinate the cooking team, and shop for any additional items needed. This role is crucial for the success of the community meal service.

Deliver food to families on a fixed route every Monday. This role is vital for ensuring meals reach those in need.

Serve meals and assist with cleanup at the church from 2 to 7 pm. This role is essential for ensuring a smooth dining experience for guests.

Join the committee to make a difference in the lives of older adults and otherly-abled citizens. Volunteers will participate in meetings and contribute to initiatives that support these community members.

Participate in the volunteer transportation program managed by Friends in Action. Volunteers will provide transportation to older adults, helping them access essential services and activities.

Assist in organizing and executing the Emergency/Disaster Preparedness Event coming in May 2025. Volunteers will join the subcommittee and help with event planning and coordination.

Help inspect boats at the East Orland Boat Landing to ensure they are free of invasive species before entering Toddy Pond. Volunteers will educate boaters on best practices for preventing the spread of invasive species.

Assist in patrolling Toddy Pond for invasive plant species to help maintain the ecological balance of the pond. Volunteers will be trained to identify and report invasive species to prevent their spread.

Man the Visitor’s Center desk, conduct hatchery tours, develop nature walks, and assist with outreach events. Volunteers must commit to at least 4 hours and will be provided with training.

Assist with egg care, spawning activities, and fin clipping at Green Lake Hatchery. Volunteers are required to commit to at least 4 hours and will receive appropriate training.

Share your knowledge and skills with young adults with disabilities. Collaborate with Nature Links to create engaging learning experiences that foster curiosity and confidence in participants.

Volunteers are welcome to help tend the gardens at the Lincolnville Community Library. This role involves planting, weeding, and maintaining the garden areas.

Volunteers are needed to help with book sales and other fundraising efforts to support the library's services and programs. Responsibilities include organizing events and assisting during sales.

Volunteers aged eighteen and older are needed to help staff the library for fifteen hours a week. Responsibilities include assisting patrons and managing library resources.

Camden Fire Department is looking for qualified candidates for the positions of Firefighter, EMT and support personnel. Firefighting duties include structural firefighting, vehicle accidents/extrication, severe weather incidents, emergency vehicle operations, fire prevention and much more. Support personnel can assist firefighting personnel with traffic control, fire prevention & education, fund-raising and much more. EMTs provide Emergency Medical care which is currently at the First Responder level. | Requirements: Camden Fire Department - Minimum Requirements for Applicants Must be eighteen years of age. Must be a U.S. Citizen. Must possess a valid Maine driver’s license to be checked periodically. Must live within a ten mile radius to the Fire Department at time of application and hiring. Must be a High School Graduate or have GED equivalent. Must pass a physical examination and pre employment drug test with Health Connections. Must work toward state certified Basic Firefighter qualification (preferred goal of Firefighter 1&2 Cert). Must attend all training and meetings within the first six months of hire (absences must be approved). Must read and understand Fire Department SOGs. Must read and understand the Town of Camden’s Part time Personnel Policy. Must complete apparatus inventory training within the first three months of hire. Must have the ability to work well with others. Must pass a scaled down version of the Physical Ability Test in the first six months of hire. Must pass a full scale Physical Ability Test within one years of hire. 5 Minutes Physical Ability Test: Stair Climb: The candidate must go up and down the stairs in the apparatus bay ten times touch every step starting from the concrete floor. Pushups: The candidate must perform 15 pushups. Tool Carry: The candidate must pickup two foam buckets and carry them the length of the apparatus bay and back navigating through a serpentine cone course without hit any cones. Rescue Drag: The candidate must drag the rescue manikin 100 feet. This will be conducted between two cones that are 50 feet apart. The candidate will start at the first cone and with proper lifting techniques lift the manikin and drag it down to the second cone, around that cone and back to the first cone. The candidate will be wearing an SCBA pack on for weight (not breathing air). Candidates are allowed to wear tee shirt, shorts, and athletic shoes. | Categories: Firefighter, Junior Members, Department Support, Community Education, EMT