Pintlala Volunteer Fire Department is currently looking for firefighters, EMTs, Fundraising, Community Education, Department Support members, and Junior Firefighters. This is on Volunteer Basis with possibility to grow as a firefighter, and to learn what Volunteer Fire Departments do. All are welcome to Join! Training Meetings are on Tuesdays at 6:30 P.M. at PVFD station 1 located at 272 Federal Road Hope Hull, AL 36043, we hope to see you there. Feel free to contact Chief Hudson or Assistant Chief Bowden Chief Hudson (334) 462-2150 or Shudson@pintlalafire.com Assistant Chief Bowden (334) 651-2637 or Bbowden@pintlalafire.com | Requirements: Volunteer Fire Fighters and EMTs: 1. Must be 18 years old to become a volunteer member 2.Attend regular Training meetings 3. Be willing to learn 4. Participate at Training Meetings 5. Abilities to Answer Calls Junior Fire Fighters: 1. 16-18 2. Have Parent/guardian permission 3. Attend regular training meetings 4. Be willing to learn and Participate | Categories: Fundraising, Community Education, Firefighter, EMT, Junior Members, Department Support

If you want to help your community, then join with us in that cause. We need you if you live in the area. | Requirements: Training provided. | Categories: EMT, Department Support, Fundraising, Firefighter

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