Looking for new fresh volunteers or Junior firefighters | Requirements: Driver's license no felonies Junior's 15 years of age and doing good in school | Categories: Firefighter, Junior Members

The Zoneton Fire Protection District is seeking highly motivated individuals to join the ranks of the “Best damn department around”. We serve a roughly 53 square mile portion of Northern Bullitt County, KY. We have a rapidly growing and evolving demographic that ranges from industrial, residential, interstate, woodland, and everything in between! Come apply to see what we’re all about! | Requirements: High school diploma or GED 18 years of age Valid drivers license | Categories: Firefighter

Zoneton Fire Protection District is currently seeking experienced and motivated firefighters for our newly established Volunteer Standby 4th Platoon program. Firefighters will work in 4 hour blocks, up to 72 hours consecutively and be compensated at $25 per 4 hour block. Email nshaner@zonetonfire.com or rcarlson@zonetonfire.com for more info! | Requirements: KY BASIC 1 FIREFIGHTER ACTIVE WITH A DEPARTMENT FOR THE LAST YEAR VALID STATE ISSUED DRIVERS LICENSE HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE OR GED BACKGROUND CHECK COMPLETED BY DEPARTMENT | Categories: Firefighter

Our Junior Firefighter Program is to give young adults with an interest in Fire and Rescue services a better understanding of these fields of service in the hope that they will further pursue this interest. The program will give young adults an insight to these services and their related skills. Guest speakers and the Fire Department personnel involvement will be included in the programs activities. JRFF’s may operate on an incident scene to assist with the following activities: • Accountability • Rehab • Hose relocation, rolling, and/or loading outside an IDLH atmosphere • Exterior operations using hose lines of 2” or less and not within an IDLH atmosphere • Equipment retrieval from apparatus | Requirements: • Shall have graduated from High School or be enrolled in school and meet the attendance requirements as set forth by federal, state, or local agencies in good standing (Exception: JRFF’s enrolled in an approved home or private school program are acceptable) • Shall maintain a cumulative grade point average (GPA) of at least the equivalent of the letter “C” (2.0) in all core curriculum • Shall not participate in any fire department activities during regular school hours unless an authorized school function JRFF’s: • Age 14 and under are only permitted to attend classroom training and observe the skills and/or hands-on portion of the training evolutions • Age 15-17, when properly equipped with personal protective equipment, are permitted to participate in classroom and/or skills/hands-on training evolutions in certain categories. | Categories: Junior Members

The Zoneton Fire Protection District is seeking highly motivated individuals to grow our volunteer base! We have some of the best benefits and opportunities in the area. We serve an area of roughly 53 square miles in northern Bullitt County, KY. We have a rapidly growing and evolving demographic that includes industrial, light manufacturing, residential, interstate, woodland and everything in between. We run between 1300-1500 calls annually. Come check us out and join the “best damn department around”! | Requirements: 150 Hour Ky firefighter ceriftifcation 18 years of age Valid drivers license High school diploma or GED | Categories: Firefighter

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