- Join a great department with 6 career staff and over 25 volunteers. - We have one of the newest fire stations in Western Sonoma County and excellent fire engines. - Work with a great team of dedicated individuals. - Respond to major wildland fires as part of our strike team assignments. - We accept cadet firefighters as young as 16. | Requirements: For firefighters, able to pass physical agility test, workers compensation physical and drug screening, and background check. All training and equipment will be provided in-house. We conduct our training academy twice/year. | Categories: Firefighter, Junior Members

Not looking to carry hose and enter a burning building? No problem. We have community volunteers that help in other ways during major disasters. Answering phones, cooking meals, getting equipment to firefighters, social media needs, etc. Let us know about your interests and what skills you think could benefit the Graton community. | Requirements: None. | Categories: Fire Corps, Other

Assist in organizing and running fundraising events to support the rescue efforts. Volunteers will help with event setup, coordination, and engaging with attendees to promote the cause.

Volunteers are needed to help socialize cats and kittens, providing them with the attention and interaction they need to become more adoptable. This role is crucial in helping the animals come out of their shells and find forever homes.

Volunteers are needed for deep cleaning and regular cleaning tasks in the morning and evening. This helps maintain a healthy and clean environment for the cats and kittens.

Support the organization of Fire Safety Meetings aimed at educating the community on wildfire prevention and safety measures. Volunteers will help with logistics, participant registration, and information dissemination.

Participate in the Skyhawk Park Cleaning Day to help maintain and beautify local parks. Volunteers will engage in activities such as trash collection, landscaping, and general park maintenance.

Assist in organizing and facilitating the Neighborhood Night event to foster community engagement and strengthen neighborhood ties. Responsibilities include event setup, coordination, and participant interaction.

Join the Tree Planting Day to contribute to environmental conservation efforts in the community. Volunteers will assist in planting trees, preparing planting sites, and educating participants about the benefits of trees.

Assist with the daily care of horses, including feeding, grooming, and maintaining their living spaces. Volunteers will receive training to ensure they are well-prepared for handling and caring for the horses safely and effectively.

Contribute to outreach efforts by participating in events and workshops aimed at raising awareness about the connection between horses and humans. Volunteers will receive training to effectively engage with the community.

Participate in educational programs to understand horse behavior and training approaches. Volunteers will be equipped with knowledge for meaningful interactions with equine residents.

Facilitate interactions between visitors and horses to create positive and therapeutic experiences. Training is provided to ensure the safety and well-being of all participants.