We are always looking for volunteers to help support our mission of promoting arts and culture in the Route 66 East Mountain communities. Volunteers can assist in various activities such as event planning, gallery management, and community outreach.

Volunteers are needed to help care for animals by providing them with food, cleaning their living spaces, and offering companionship. Volunteers should be passionate about animal welfare and willing to work hands-on with various animals.

Volunteer firefighters account for almost 70% of the nation's firefighters. Volunteer firefighters respond to the same calls for service, use the same equipment and have the same training as paid firefighters, but due to economic reasons, volunteer their time and talent to the community in which they live to protect and defend their hometown from natural and manmade disasters. The La Madera Fire District currently has 20 volunteers and we are always looking to add dedicated men and women who want to make a difference in their community. | Requirements: Membership shall be open to all persons, of good character, regardless of race, sex or national origin, who reside or work within the fire district boundaries, or who reside in other communities but within twenty (20) road miles of Station 28. Applicants must be able and willing to answer alarms and attend meetings and training sessions of the department. | Categories: Firefighter, Department Support, EMT

Participate in the annual Placitas Garden Tour by assisting as a garden docent, greeter, or in ticketing and parking management. Volunteers are essential to the success of the tour and will receive a free pass to tour the gardens and an invitation to a post-tour reception.

Emergency Medical Technicians-Basic (EMT-B) respond to emergency calls to provide efficient and immediate care to the critically ill and injured, and might transport the patient to a medical facility. Without volunteers, the emergency services, we all rely on, simply would not exist. Maybe being an EMT has never crossed your mind. But the truth is, anyone who is willing to learn and train can do this. If you live in the Madrid Fire District (mandatory requirement), you can become a District Volunteer. You will respond from your home or work to the Fire Station, when an emergency call is received. There are no qualifications required to begin participating in this manner and training will be obtained with weekly training at the Fire Station, the EMT-Class at the Santa Fe Community College and other possibilities. By becoming a Volunteer, you will have the satisfaction of knowing that your time, skills and energies are making a critical difference in our community (often a life-saving difference), but also will be more prepared to help your loved ones, if necessary. Benefits: Great personal satisfaction about serving your community The chance to learn skills, that are useful in everyday life and be prepared to help your loved ones, if necessary Work together with great team of Madrid and Santa Fe County Firefighters In addition we offer: Training expenses (including certifications as Firefighter I, Wildland Firefighter, Hazardous Materials Awareness & Operations, Basic Life Support (CPR and AED), Emergency Vehicle Operator, Class „E“ Driving License) are covered. Accidental Death and injury insurance Pager & Handheld Radio provided Personal assigned protective gear and Class B uniform Gym at the Madrid Firestation Special recognition awards and Volunteer Recruitment & Retention Incentive Program. | Requirements: Be at least 18 years of age and of good moral character Valid New Mexico Drivers License and living in the Madrid Fire District Pass physical exam and interview | Categories: EMT

The Madrid Fire District in the Santa Fe County Fire Department is currently looking to fill two positions as District Firefighters. 
Our firefighters protect the community in a wide range of emergency situations. As a firefighter you may be called to deliver fire suppression, emergency medical assistance, rescue, hazardous material responses, and public education to the people living in Madrid and Santa Fe County. Without volunteers, the emergency services, we all rely on, simply would not exist. Maybe being a firefighter or EMT has never crossed your mind. But the truth is, anyone who is willing to learn and train can do this. If you live in the Madrid Fire District, you can become a District Volunteer. You will respond from your home or work to the Fire Station, when an emergency call is received. There are no qualifications required to begin participating in this manner and training will be obtained with weekly training at the Fire Station, the Volunteer Firefighter Academy and other possibilities, once you become a member. By becoming a Volunteer, you will have the satisfaction of knowing that your time, skills and energies are making a critical difference in our community (often a life-saving difference), but also will be more prepared to help your loved ones, if necessary. Visit us every Tuesday at 7 pm at the Madrid Firestation, #5 Firehouse Ln and join us for a training, to see what we are doing and talk to the Madrid Firefighters. Benefits: Great personal satisfaction about serving your community The chance to learn skills, that are useful in everyday life and be prepared to help your loved ones, if necessary Work together with great team of Madrid and Santa Fe County Firefighters In addition we offer: Training expenses (including certifications as Firefighter I, Wildland Firefighter, Hazardous Materials Awareness & Operations, Basic Life Support (CPR and AED), Emergency Vehicle Operator, Class „E“ Driving License) are covered. Accidental Death and injury insurance Pager & Handheld Radio provided Personal assigned protective gear and Class B uniform Gym at the Madrid Firestation Special recognition awards and Volunteer Recruitment & Retention Incentive Program. | Requirements: Be at least 18 years of age and of good moral character Valid New Mexico Drivers License and living in the Madrid Fire District Pass physical exam and interview | Categories: Firefighter