Respond to emergencies: Respond to fire alarms and other emergency calls. Extinguishing fires: Use hoses, nozzles, and other equipment to control and put out fires. Rescuing people: Remove people from dangerous situations, including from burning buildings. Providing medical assistance: Provide basic life support and other emergency medical care. Maintaining equipment: Perform preventive maintenance, troubleshoot malfunctions, and ensure equipment is in good working order. Educating the public: Develop and teach fire safety and prevention programs. Documenting emergencies: Create reports and notes for further investigation. | Requirements: No previous training required | Categories: Department Support, Junior Members, Community Education, Fundraising, Firefighter, EMT

Avoca Volunteer is always looking for people who are community supporters willing to go the extra mile to help whoever may be in need. This includes Fighting Fires, motor vehicle crashes, fire alarms, assisting other agencies, and so many more things. We never know what we will be called out to do. We consider all applicants as there is so much more to do than just fight fire. Want to see or know more please contact us and we will be glad to meet with you and show you around the department and answer questions. We meet every Monday night at 7pm. | Requirements: You must have a current Tennessee Driver's License, Live within a reasonable distance from the Fire Station, Pass a background and drug test, be in good physical shape "if applying for a Firefighter position as this requires physical strength and agility" Non firefighting positions do not have this requirement. All training and equipment will be provided through and by Avoca. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT, Fundraising, Community Education, Junior Members, Department Support

Currently seeking members who want to serve their community. No training/experience necessary. We provide all training. | Requirements: Must be 18 years old | Categories: Firefighter

We are currently seeking new members. You don't have to want to be a firefighter to join. While we are always looking for new firefighters, we also need support personnel. We need members that can assist with fundraising activities, public education, installing smoke detectors, etc. if you think you have a skill we can use, please contact us. | Requirements: Have a strong desire to serve your community. Members wishing to engage in emergency response activities should be in good physical condition and be able to pass a physical exam, paid for by the department. | Categories: Department Support, Firefighter

Volunteers sort, label, and repackage nonperishable food items, frozen food, health aids, and paper goods. This role is crucial for ensuring that food is ready for distribution to those in need.

Volunteers pack bags for income-eligible children in participating schools, providing them with meals over the weekends. This program helps ensure that children have access to food when school is not in session.

Volunteers assist in the front office with various routine office tasks such as answering phones, filing, and stuffing envelopes. This role supports the administrative functions of the food bank.

Volunteers help the Second Harvest staff with special events throughout the year. This includes assisting with event setup, coordination, and breakdown, contributing to raising awareness about hunger.

Respond to various types of first response calls. Such as structure fires, motor vehicle accidents, nuisance alarms, hazardous materials incidents, Brush Fires, rubbish fires and mutual aid response to assist other agencies. Attend meetings and in House t | Requirements: Be able to pass an NCIC background check and Drug Test. Have a clan motor vehicle record. Be of the age 16 or above. Be able to work in a team oriented atmosphere. Reside within a reasonable distance to our response area. | Categories: Firefighter, Department Support

Volunteers are needed to support various programs aimed at meeting the basic needs of children, youth, and families in the community. Responsibilities may include assisting with educational programs, organizing events, and providing administrative support.

Volunteers can assist in an administrative capacity, helping with tasks such as organizing events, managing communications, and supporting the theatre's operations.

Volunteers interested in working on productions behind the scenes are encouraged to get involved. Opportunities include helping with set design, costumes, and technical support for various shows.

Volunteers are needed to usher at Cameo Theatre and ARTspace for productions and other events. Trainings are offered regularly to integrate new volunteers and refresh returning teammates.

Volunteer from home by picking up a large bag of clothes to sort by size, season, and gender. This is a safe and flexible opportunity to help foster children from the comfort of your home.

Volunteer at a SMILE or partner event. SMILE partners with various organizations and hosts several events each year, where volunteers can assist in various capacities.

Volunteer at our SMILE House by sorting clothes, organizing, and sizing items. This is a fun and relaxing way to spend a few hours helping foster families.

Assist in providing support and resources to first responders in need. Engage with the community to spread awareness and gather support for the organization's mission.

Event volunteers help set up, conduct, and break down events, ensuring successful execution of community activities.

Assist in various off-stage roles for Mila Vox productions. Volunteers can contribute based on their skills and interests, supporting the arts and aiding in the mission to serve at-risk children.

Join us in maintaining and improving mountain biking trails in the Tri-Cities region. Volunteers will help with trail clean-up, building, and maintenance activities, ensuring our trails remain safe and enjoyable for all users.