The Harrisburg Fire Department serves an area of approximately 86 square miles. This area stretches from the Harrisburg Bridge to Mt. Tom, and 6 miles both North and South of Harrisburg. Highway 99E, Interstate 5, two rail lines, and the Willamette River pass through our District. The Department responds to over 450 calls each year, and handles situations involving fire protection, vehicle accidents, hazardous materials, water rescue and more commonly, medical emergencies for the residents in the area in which it serves. Calls range from trash fires to house fires; from simple scratches to massive traumas. Harrisburg Fire also provides medical services for football games and other community events. But it’s not all business. Harrisburg Fire exists to support its community, and its mission is to do that in as many ways as possible, not just fire and life safety. We participate in various community programs, including the Fourth of July Breakfast, Parade, and Fireworks show. It’s not uncommon to see fire trucks leading parades for out high school sports teams in celebration of district or state championships. You will see our team in action at various school functions, Including Health Fairs, Fire Prevention and giving tours of the Fire station. We have 3 career staff, a Fire Chief, Training Officer, and Firefighter. We rely heavily on our volunteer staff of 20+ firefighters and EMT’s to provide service to our community of 5,000 citizens. | Requirements: - Live in District - At least 18 years of age - Valid Oregon Drivers License - Pass Background Check | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

Assist with the daily care of rabbits, including feeding, cleaning enclosures, and socializing with the animals. Volunteers are crucial in maintaining a healthy and happy environment for the rabbits.

Join Friends of Family Farmers in promoting and protecting socially responsible agriculture in Oregon. Volunteers may assist with events, advocacy efforts, and community outreach to support local farmers.

Guide visits for adopters of farm animals, helping them connect with goats, pigs, chickens, and rabbits. Enhance social skills, emotional intelligence, and executive functions through engaging, hands-on experiences.

Coburg Fire District covers 32 square miles from the Mckenzie river to the Lane/Linn county line. We provide emergency response to all hazards within our boundaries and provide mutual aid to neighboring agencies. Some of the more common emergencies that we respond to are, Medical emergencies, motor vehicle accidents, brush/vegetation fires, structure fires and hazardous material spills. Last year, Coburg Volunteer firefighters responded to over 470 emergencies. Those responses were all possible because of our volunteers. We are always accepting applications for volunteer firefighter. Contact us today to learn more. | Requirements: 16* years of age or older (16-18 for junior firefighter) Permanent residence inside the Coburg Rural fire protection district Ability to pass background check and drug screen | Categories: Junior Members, Firefighter, EMT

Responsible for checking members and guests in, ensuring relevant waivers have been signed, answering general questions, and collecting any outstanding payments.

Responsible for leading station exercises, giving short lectures, and working 1:1 with participants and their dogs. This role is ideal for those interested in becoming station leaders.

Responsible for transporting birds to the site if needed, transporting to field locations, planting, and caring for the birds. This role is vital to the successful and efficient operation of training days.

Assist with general clean-up to ensure everyone can leave in a timely manner. This role is essential for maintaining the cleanliness and organization of events.

Capture moments during tests. This role is perfect for someone with a love of photography who wants to contribute to the event by documenting it.

Responsible for balancing members between stations and keeping the event on schedule. This role ensures the smooth operation of training days.

Join the Linn County Pioneer Association in organizing and executing the longest continuously running celebration in Oregon. Volunteers will assist in various activities throughout the 3-day event, ensuring a successful and enjoyable experience for all attendees.

Contribute to the environmental social network by listing events, linking to websites, and posting article content to encourage solutions to the climate crisis.

Assist with listing upcoming workshops, events, and courses related to permaculture and sustainable agriculture. Coordinate with experienced food foresters to manage the site.

Assist in grooming Miniature Schnauzers, some of which may arrive in poor condition. Volunteers may provide grooming services or help coordinate with professional groomers who offer discounted services to the rescue.

Mentor students to help them meet their life goals by providing encouragement and counsel on goal setting, priorities, and perseverance.

Attend events that students participate in to cheer them on and support their efforts. It is essential for students to feel supported in life to avoid negative influences.

Assist with the care and nurturing of dogs at the Northwest Dog Project. Volunteers are essential in providing love and support to neglected and homeless dogs. Volunteers must be 18 years or older and provide their own transportation.

Assist healthcare professionals in providing basic medical care, distributing supplies, and supporting patients during clinic hours. Volunteers help with tasks such as wound care, hygiene item distribution, and patient consultations.

Help transport animals to foster homes across Oregon. Volunteers must be able to drive and coordinate with the team for pick-up and drop-off logistics.