Fire District personnel respond to Structure Fires, grass Fires, Wildfires, auto accidents and also provide ALS first responder services to our residents working closely along side Delaware County EMS and Morrow County EMS on Emergency Medical calls. Our fire protection district serves 7,059 residents and covers 69 square miles in Northeast Delaware County and Southwest Morrow County. After being accepted by the Fire Department you will need Firefighter and Emergency Medical training. You will be scheduled at state certified training facilities for training that accommodates your schedule. You must complete the training and receive State of Ohio Fire/EMS Training Certificates. The Fire District covers all costs associated with your Firefighter training and EMT basic training. Firefighters typically do the following: Drive fire trucks and other emergency vehicles Put out fires using water hoses, fire extinguishers, and water pumps Find and rescue victims in burning buildings or in other emergency situations Treat sick or injured people Prepare written reports on emergency incidents Clean and maintain equipment Conduct drills and physical fitness training Provide public education on fire safety | Requirements: In order to apply, you must be: 1. At least 18 years of age. 2. Hold a valid Ohio Drivers' License free from excessive violations. 3. Be in good physical condition and of good moral character. 4. Be a High School Graduate or hold a GED. 5. A U.S. Citizen. 6. Preferred Resident of the Village of Ashley or Oxford township in Delaware County or a Resident of either Peru Township or Westfield Township in Morrow County. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

The Cardington Fire department is hiring paid on call firefighters to service the village of Cardington and surrounding townships. The Cardington Fire department has been serving as an all volunteer fire service for 149 years and counting! Help us keep the tradition and commitment to the community going strong! Paid training and state certifications available. This is a great way to get your start in the fire service, serve your community and jumpstart your career in Fire/EMS! | Requirements: Successful applicants will meet all Village of Cardington hiring requirements including but limited to a medical physical, drug screening, and background check. Applicants should be willing to work at all hours on call when available, willing to work in all types of weather outdoors, willing to work in hazardous environments, able to life and carry 70 pounds, display a professional public image and behavior and be a role model to others in the community! | Categories: Firefighter, Department Support

The Big Walnut Joint Fire District is a part time fire department serving the citizens of Southern Morrow County, Ohio. We are looking for hard-working, dedicated men and women to serve as firefighters. We respond to structure fires, grass and wildfires, auto accidents and with Morrow County EMS on emergency medical calls. Our fire protection district covers approximately 6,800 residents covering 75 square miles in southeast Morrow County, which includes 12 miles of Interstate 71. We pay for volunteer firefighter certification training and equipment for residents. No EMT certification is required. Minimum Level 1 Firefighter certification for part time position. | Requirements: 1. At least 18 years of age 2. Valid Ohio Drivers' License free from excessive violations. 3. Resident of Bennington, Chester or Harmony Townships within Morrow County, Ohio 4. Of good moral character and able to pass a health physical exam and background investigation 5. A High School Graduate or GED | Categories: Firefighter, Fire Corps, EMT

Engage with the public at various events, answering gardening questions and providing science-based information to help with gardening challenges.

We need outgoing and fun personalities to interact with attendees at our show, welcoming them and encouraging the purchase of raffle tickets to support our initiatives. Volunteers should arrive 15 minutes early for instructions.

Join us for a fun-filled day of assisting with various activities at the gourd show, including helping with the 'Make it and Take it' section. All volunteers can enter a raffle for gift cards.

Assist judges during the gourd competition by organizing entries and providing logistical support. This is a great way to learn about the judging process and meet other gourd enthusiasts.

Help with various tasks during our event, including selling souvenirs, registering attendees for classes, and assisting vendors. All volunteers can enter a raffle for gift cards.

Help event-goers learn more about the Delaware County Historical Society at our booth during First Fridays, answering questions and sharing information alongside fellow volunteers.

Work with children to provide hands-on historical experiences for Delaware County students. No teaching degree needed; support and training provided.

Guide visitors through the Historic Jail and Sheriff’s Residence during First Fridays, sharing stories and history. Training is provided.

Assist with promoting the Ohio Gourd Show by contacting local media and distributing promotional materials. This is a vital role for increasing community awareness of our event.

Help us spread the word about our services and plan local initiatives. This role involves engaging with the community and organizing events to raise awareness and support for our mission.

We welcome medical professionals including doctors, nurses, and other healthcare providers to volunteer their time and skills. Volunteers will assist in providing free healthcare services to those in need, ensuring compassionate care and support for our patients.

Join our team to help with patient registration, patient flow, and other administrative tasks. This role is essential in ensuring that our clinics run smoothly and efficiently, allowing us to serve our community effectively.

Volunteers are essential in helping VCAS change the lives of veterans and rescue dogs. Volunteers may assist with various tasks including event support, administrative duties, and helping with dog placements and training programs.

Help with the setup and execution of an event featuring eight performing groups, artisan booths, and food trucks. Sign up by July 24, 2025.

Join the events committee to plan and execute community and fundraising events, including outreach to sponsors and vendors.

Participate in clean-up efforts by picking up trash around the Arts Park premises, utilizing provided bags.

Share interesting posts on various social media platforms on behalf of the Arts Park, including Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Google, LinkedIn, and others.