Come join a team of local dedicate emergency services volunteers at Oakland Rural Fire District. We provide all-hazards service to the City of Oakland Oregon and surrounding rural areas. No experience necessary, all uniforms and training provided! | Requirements: Valid Driver's License Able to pass a Background Check 18 years old for active service | Categories: Firefighter

Sutherlin Fire Department is a full-service fire department that responds to all types of emergencies, including structure fires, vegetation fires, motor vehicle crashes, rescues, hazardous materials, and medical aids. SFD operates out of two stations: Station 1 (250 S State St) is our main station that is staffed 24/7 with administrative personnel, career staff, students and volunteers. Station 2 (1120 OR-138W) is our resident station that houses resident students and volunteers. SFD offers many opportunities, whether you are interested in volunteering to serve your community, or looking for a full-ride scholarship and on-the-job career experience, we have a spot for you! Here is an overview of the programs we offer: In-District Volunteer: Volunteers that live within the fire district and respond to emergencies like structure fires, wildland fires, car accidents, etc. Out-of-District Volunteer: Volunteers who live outside of our fire district; they also respond to large incidents and provide station coverage. Scholarship Student: Students are assigned to a shift and work 24 hours on/48 hours off at Station 1. Students work on an crew with a career Battalion Chief and receive crucial career experience while going to school. In return for working shifts, SFD covers the cost of school. Resident: We offer free rent for Students and Volunteers to live at Station 2. In return, resident student/volunteers respond to emergencies within Station 2's response area and also assist the Station 1 duty crew on large incidents. - - - - - What are the benefits of becoming a member of Sutherlin Fire Department? 1. Training/Certification: All training and certifications are provided at no cost. State certifications carry with you throughout the state of Oregon. 2. Rank Advancement: As a volunteer or student, you will have the opportunity to advance in rank, starting from Recruit (Probationary) to Firefighter, Engineer and Lieutenant. These advancement opportunities expand your skill and leadership capabilities. 3. Financial Incentives: We are always looking for more ways to financially support our volunteers. Our volunteers earn a paid stipend for every training, incident response, and shift worked. We also offer paid opportunities when they become available; these opportunities include: deploying to wildland fire conflagrations, covering students while at school and career staff when needed, and summer wildland firefighting work. 4. Free Gym: We have our own gym that is free to all members! | Requirements: - Must me over 18 years of age. - Must be able to Pass Background Investigation and NFPA Physical - Must have own transportation. - Must have Oregon Driver’s License - Almost 300 hours of initial Firefighter Training (First Year) - Attend Thursday Evening Drills - Respond to large incidents when available OUT OF DISTRICT VOLUNTEERS: Must also complete 36 Hours of shift coverage per month. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT, Community Education, Department Support

Sutherlin Fire Department is a full-service fire department that responds to all types of emergencies, including structure fires, vegetation fires, motor vehicle crashes, rescues, hazardous materials, and medical aids. SFD operates out of two stations: Station 1 (250 S State St) is our main station that is staffed 24/7 with administrative personnel, career staff, students and volunteers. Station 2 (1120 OR-138W) is our resident station that houses resident students and volunteers. SFD offers many opportunities, whether you are interested in volunteering to serve your community, or looking for a full-ride scholarship and on-the-job career experience, we have a spot for you! Here is an overview of the programs we offer: In-District Volunteer: Volunteers that live within the fire district and respond to emergencies like structure fires, wildland fires, car accidents, etc. Out-of-District Volunteer: Volunteers who live outside of our fire district; they also respond to large incidents and provide station coverage. Scholarship Student: Students are assigned to a shift and work 24 hours on/48 hours off at Station 1. Students work on an crew with a career Battalion Chief and receive crucial career experience while going to school. In return for working shifts, SFD covers the cost of school. Resident: We offer free rent for Students and Volunteers to live at Station 2. In return, resident student/volunteers respond to emergencies within Station 2's response area and also assist the Station 1 duty crew on large incidents. - - - - - What are the benefits of becoming a member of Sutherlin Fire Department? 1. Training/Certification: All training and certifications are provided at no cost. State certifications carry with you throughout the state of Oregon. 2. Rank Advancement: As a volunteer or student, you will have the opportunity to advance in rank, starting from Recruit (Probationary) to Firefighter, Engineer and Lieutenant. These advancement opportunities expand your skill and leadership capabilities. 3. Financial Incentives: We are always looking for more ways to financially support our volunteers. Our volunteers earn a paid stipend for every training, incident response, and shift worked. We also offer paid opportunities when they become available; these opportunities include: deploying to wildland fire conflagrations, covering students while at school and career staff when needed, and summer wildland firefighting work. 4. Free Gym: We have our own gym that is free to all members! | Requirements: - Must me over 18 years of age. - Must be able to Pass Background Investigation and NFPA Physical - Must have own transportation. - Must have Oregon Driver’s License - Almost 300 hours of initial Firefighter Training (First Year) - Attend Thursday Evening Drills - Respond to large incidents when available OUT OF DISTRICT VOLUNTEERS: Must also complete 36 Hours of shift coverage per month. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT, Community Education, Department Support

Represent the Sutherlin Dog Park at local festivals and events, engaging with the community to promote the park and its activities. Volunteers should be comfortable speaking with the public and sharing information about the park.

Assist with the maintenance of the dog park, ensuring it remains a safe and clean environment for visitors. Responsibilities may include cleaning, landscaping, and general upkeep of the park facilities.

Volunteer Firefighter are required to attend weekly trainings and respond to emergency. We are a combination department and the volunteers are to assist the paid staff. | Requirements: 18 years Old High School graduateor GED/or in the process of obtaining a high school diploma or GED Valid Oregon Driver License ( not conditional use) No Criminal record \ Be in good physical condition and able to pass the Fire District physical agili | Categories: EMT, Department Support, Firefighter

Volunteers are needed to help maintain and clean the Floed-Lane House and its garden. This includes general cleaning and upkeep tasks to ensure the house and garden are presentable for visitors.

Docents are needed to guide visitors through the Floed-Lane House on Sundays from 1-4 PM. Volunteers will provide historical information and answer questions about the house and its significance.

Assist in expanding operations by participating in in-school education, events, market days, and farm field trips. Volunteers may also offer skills such as photography during farm field trips or assist with communications and capacity building.

Volunteer firefighters, equipment operators, and medical responders needed for our Rural Fire District. We will provide you with State certified training covering fire/rescue and medical skills. You will perform duties of a volunteer firefighter, experiencing smoke, sweat, dirt, fun, low (no) pay, service to our community, brotherhood and sisterhood of the fire service. Will consider applicants interested only in medical incidents or equipment operation (commercial drivers) . | Requirements: 18+ years old, physically able to perform the duties assigned, ability to pass a background check, clean and valid Oregon driver's license, meet and attend training on Thursday nights year round. Respond to 25% of incidents minimum. Attendance and ability to pass a 90 hour FF academy during the first year, and maintain that certification with a minimum of 60 hours training per year after. For medical training, ability to pass Oregon Emergency Medical Responder (Dept. provided) and maintain certification with 12 hours per year minimum training. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter