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Saint David Fire District

Serve Where You Live

Saint David Fire District members practicing water monitor operation.

Saint David Fire District welcomes volunteers interested in firefighting, emergency medical services, and community support. Whether you bring experience or are ready to learn, we can help you explore a role that fits your interests. Join a team of neighbors working together to serve our community.

Ways to Volunteer

Firefighting

Help respond to fires, rescues, and other emergencies. Opportunities include interior firefighting and non-entry roles, with duties based on your training and qualifications.

Emergency Medical Services

Serve as an EMT or medical responder, helping provide care at medical emergencies, vehicle accidents, and community events.

Community Support

Support the district through logistics, equipment maintenance, administration, fundraising, public education, and community events.

Training and Commitment

Members meet every other Saturday from 7:00 AM to noon, with station chores from 7:00–9:00 AM and training from 9:00 AM–noon. Training combines hands-on practice, classroom instruction, and online learning.

Members are expected to attend at least 20 of the 26 scheduled training sessions each year and respond to calls and participate in district events whenever possible. Members who live outside the area are expected to commit at least 24 hours per month, including training time.

Saint David Fire District members training to check for heat and properly cool vehicle brakes during a brake fire.
Saint David Fire District members practicing basic fire hose handling during training.

Volunteer Requirements

  • Be at least 18 years old.
  • Live within 15 minutes of the station; waivers may be granted by the Fire Chief.
  • Complete a background check and oral interview.
  • For firefighter applicants, complete a physical abilities evaluation based on job duties.
  • Attend at least 20 of the 26 scheduled training sessions each year.
  • If living outside the area, commit at least 24 hours per month, including training.

Training for Your Role

Firefighting and EMS members must obtain an EMT or Firefighter I/II certification within 18 months of joining, based on their assigned role.

Community support members receive training appropriate to their duties and are not required to obtain EMT or Firefighter I/II certification.

Saint David Fire District members practicing fire hydrant operation during training.
Saint David Fire District firefighters working with ambulance and flight personnel during a mass casualty incident demonstration.

Ready to Get Started?

Contact our recruitment team to learn about available roles, ask questions, and discuss the next steps. Tell us a little about yourself and whether you’re interested in firefighting, EMS, or community support.

Before you begin, have your contact information, availability, at least one emergency contact, and any relevant training or certification details ready. Prior firefighting or EMS experience is not required.

Complete the required fields, review each acknowledgment, and sign before submitting. Do not enter Social Security or driver’s license numbers; these are collected separately during onboarding.

After submitting, our recruitment team will review your application and contact you to discuss next steps. Submitting an application does not guarantee acceptance.

For questions or to follow up, email recruitment@stdavidfire.com.

Contact Recruitment
Volunteer Application