Apply online at chillifd.com. | Requirements: 18 years old High school graduate Reliable transportation Pass the following: Drug Test Physical Medical | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

As a volunteer firefighter or EMT, you will receive expert training every week and state certification and licensing is available for those who want to advance their knowledge and potential at no cost to the member. Your availability to respond to emergencies is based on you work schedule at your regular job. Spring Bay runs about 350 calls per year, so regardless whether your availability is during the weekdays or on evenings and weekends, you will get plenty of opportunities to respond. Our volunteers range from 18 to 80 years old and come from all walks of life. We provide a fun and safe environment. Everyone is welcome. Be part of a community-minded team that feels like family. We’re counting on people like you to protect community members and the lives they’ve worked to build. | Requirements: No previous experience required and you don't have to be young or super fit to save lives. At least 18 years of age. No maximum age. Must have a valid driver's license and access to an insured vehicle to attend trainings and calls. Must be physically able to participate in training sessions and emergencies. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

Under the supervision of the Fire Chief, Firefighters perform advanced firefighting work in preventing, combating, and extinguishing fires, responding to hazardous incidents, brush fires and emergency calls like EMS assistance and vehicle rescues. Work involves training for and participating in duties of protecting life and property through the performance of firefighting and emergency service activities. Volunteer Firefighters are required to learn and participate in the operation of apparatus and the performance of hazardous tasks under emergency conditions which may require strenuous exertion under such conditions as smoke, fire, heat and cramped surroundings. | Requirements: Must live in or work full time inside the Lacon Sparland Fire Protection District taxing area. 18 years or older. Valid Drivers licence. Obtain Class B, Non-CDL within 1 year of probation start date. No past firefighting experience needed. | Categories: Firefighter

Be part of the tradition. Be part of the excitement. Be part of the community. Ever wondered what its like to ride in a fire truck with lights and sirens? Ever thought about helping your neighbors? Ever wanted to be a firefighter? If so then The Dunlap Fire Protection District could be the very place for you. Not only do you get to serve your community in a very rewarding way but you get to experience numerous lifetime benefits like the following... -In house top notch training program -Possible progression into a lifetime career -Enhance or develop your teamwork and leadership skills -Possible financial assistance to obtain fire service and EMS related certifications and many more rewarding opportunities. If joining us is something that interests you, feel free to reach out to find out more info. We hope to hear from you soon! | Requirements: Requirments: 18 years of age, Possess a High School Diploma or GED equivalent, Live in the Dunlap Fire Protection District or surrounding area, Pass a physical, drug screen, and perform the physical and mental tasks of the job. *note final acceptance is decided upon by the Fire Chief.* | Categories: EMT, Department Support, Firefighter

Joining a volunteer fire department is a unique way to give back to your community and help those in their time of most need. As a volunteer firefighter or EMT, you will receive monthly training at the station. Additional formal training is available at no cost for those who choose to pursue state certification. No set schedule or times to respond to emergencies - it's based entirely on your schedule. Come join a fun, safe, and exciting team and make an positive impact on your community! | Requirements: Minimum 18 years of age, Possess a High School Diploma or GED equivalent, Live in the Germantown Hills Fire Protection District or nearby surrounding area, Pass a physical and drug screening, Have access to a vehicle to attend training and respond to emergencies. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

The Peoria Heights Fire Department was originally chartered in 1917 to provide fire suppression services for the village. Over the years, the department has now grown to provide fire suppression response, fire prevention education, technical rescue response (vehicle accidents, elevator rescues), and emergency medical services to all citizens within the Village of Peoria Heights. The department runs approximately 1200 calls per year out of two stations, which on average equates to approximately 3.3 calls per day. Unlike a full career fire department that is staffed solely by full-time personnel, Peoria Heights utilizes a “combination” structure which is composed of full-time personnel, part-time or “stipend” personnel, and volunteer responders. Full-time personnel work 24 hour shifts with 48 hours off while stipend personnel work 12 hour blocks of time (7a-7p/7p7a). Volunteer responders volunteer their time to run calls for service as they come in, often responding to the fire station from their personal residence. It takes a large amount of dedicated personnel to answer those calls, and we are continually recruiting new members to ensure that we can provide the best protection that we can to the village. New volunteers enter the department on a probationary status which lasts for 12 months. During this time, probationary firefighters are introduced to every facet of the fire department. An extensive training program gives the probationary member the skills needed to function as a full member of the fire department. Training includes radio communications, structural firefighting tactics, fire apparatus engineering and operation, auto extrication, rescue operations, first responder medical training, and many other topics. All members are required to attend at least 36 monthly drills and respond to a minimum of 10% of calls during each quarter. Veteran members assess the attitude, personality, and skills of the probationary member during all phases of training and probation. After the 12 months have passed, the supervisory staff of the department views the progress of the probationary member and decides whether to promote that member to the position of Firefighter, extend his/her probation, or recommend removal from the department. Your probationary period will require a major commitment in time and effort. Initially, you will be performing a limited number of duties on the fireground and may not be responding on first-out apparatus. As time goes on and your knowledge grows, these restrictions will slowly be lifted. While this period is difficult and sometimes boring, the department is looking hard at the intensity of your commitment. You will be a part of a team of highly trained individuals that depend on each other. You will be providing a service to the community that few people are prepared to undertake. You could make a real difference in people’s lives. You will know that you are doing something that really matters. | Requirements: 1. Must be at least 18 years of age by date of hire and possess either a high school diploma or GED. 2. Must live within 3 miles “as the crow flies” from one of the two fire stations in Peoria Heights AND reside within the corporate limits of Peoria County, Illinois - Fire Station 1 is located at 4901 North Prospect Road in Peoria Heights. - Fire Station 2 is located at 1633 East Gardner Lane in Peoria Heights. - Special consideration may be given to those that live outside of the mileage limit. We encourage people to still apply even if they are outside of this limit for us to review on a case-by-case basis. 3. Must be able to pass a physical, drug screening, and criminal background screening as well as an oral interview. 4. Must be willing to devote time to assist the public in various capacities, including responding to emergency incidents that may involve environments that have an immediate danger to life and health. 5. Must be willing to devote time to training, public education, and other department-sponsored events to better prepare you and the fire department for emergency incidents. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Lead tours and provide historical insights to visitors, enhancing their understanding of Washington's rich history. Guides should be enthusiastic about history and enjoy interacting with the public.

Assist in setting up and maintaining library displays, showcasing historical artifacts and information. This role requires attention to detail and an interest in curating educational displays.

Lead educational history walks, offering insights into Washington's historical sites and stories. This role is ideal for those who enjoy walking and sharing historical knowledge with others.

Present historical 'trunks' in township classrooms, providing a half-hour educational session to students. Volunteers should be comfortable speaking in front of groups and passionate about history education.

Assist with stuffing envelopes for newsletter mailings, ensuring timely distribution to members and the community. This role is crucial for maintaining communication and engagement with society members.

Assist with the setup and maintenance of artifact displays, ensuring they are informative and engaging for visitors. Volunteers should have an interest in history and museum display techniques.

Bake cookies and other treats for fundraising events, helping to support the society's activities and programs. Volunteers should enjoy baking and be willing to contribute their culinary skills to support the organization.

Volunteer fire department that responds to approx. 900+ calls for service per year, providing fire, rescue, and ambulance transport to our community and mutual aid to our surrounding communities. We also have opportunities for paid staff on part time or full time basis for EMS. | Requirements: Training will be provided once membership has been accepted. | Categories: EMT, Department Support, Community Education, Firefighter

Help with greeting guests, gallery attending, facilitating hands-on activities, and distributing tickets for films or planetarium shows during museum special events. Volunteers play a key role in ensuring the success of these events.

Join the museum team on a regular basis to engage guests in the 3D Studio, support the membership team, interact with students on field trips, and assist the visitor services team in the museum store. Volunteers receive training and become an integral part of museum operations.

Serve on one of the organization's committees to support its mission. Committee members will assist in planning and executing various projects.

Contribute your professional skills such as website design, social media management, or legal expertise to support the organization's mission. Volunteers will assist in various projects that require specialized skills.

Help with registrations and provide orientations for new participants, including map setup and compass basics. This role is essential for smooth event operations.

Take 'ownership' of a specific site and direct on-site work to restore healthy habitats. Volunteers will be responsible for planning and executing conservation activities at their designated site.

Participate in hands-on workdays to help restore and maintain local ecosystems. Volunteers will engage in activities such as planting, removing invasive species, and other conservation tasks.

Lead a team focused on a specific subject such as finance, governance, development, or conservation. Committee Chairs will organize meetings and guide the committee's efforts.

Assist in mapping the course and placing controls in the weeks leading up to an orienteering event. This role is crucial for ensuring the course is ready for participants.

Run the course the day before the event to ensure all controls are correctly placed and functioning. This role is perfect for those who enjoy a preview of the course.

Assist in collecting controls and equipment after the event concludes. This role helps ensure the preservation of resources for future events.

Join us at our clinics and events to provide hands-on support. Volunteers help with distributing supplies, managing event logistics, public speaking, and in-person community outreach.

Assist in organizing and conducting forums to express and seek solutions to neighborhood concerns. Help improve communication with state and local government and empower residents with necessary tools and resources.

Join us every third Saturday to visit different nursing homes, share a meal with residents, and spread joy by fostering connections. This opportunity is designed to support and bring happiness to nursing home residents.