Become a volunteer firefighter.

If you have willingness to help people and a desire for a new and exciting challenge then take the next step.

Minimum Qualifications

Must be a U.S. citizen
Must be at least 18 years of age
Must be a resident of Montgomery County
Must be able to possess a Ky. Drivers License
Must have a good attitude and a willingness to learn

For more information on becoming a volunteer firefighter

call us at
(859) 498-1318

Month	Fire	EMS
Jan	152	440
Feb	114	330
Mar	141	445
Apr	135	415
May	107	401
Jun	135	452
Jul	134	472
Aug	125	435
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Total	1043	3390

We use Aladtec for online scheduling

Community Outreach

Check out our Monthly Fire Prevention information on many different topics to help keep you and your family safe from fire! Every year in the United States, about 3,000 people lose their lives in residential fires, mainly due to smoke inhalation, and we at the Montgomery County Fire/EMS want every person in our community to have properly maintained and operating smoke detectors.

Public Presentations

We are very involved in educational activities and spreading the word about fire prevention to our community.

Station Tours

We are happy to accommodate visits to the fire station for area groups.

Fire Safety House

In October 2002 (example), placed one of its most valuable learning tools into service.

Child Safety Seat Inspections

According to research by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration three out of four child safety seats are improperly installed.

CPR Classes

We does not offer CPR classes as an organization; however we do have CPR instructors on staff that offers classes to the public in their spare time.

EMT Classes

We held our first EMT class in 2008 and are happy to say that 28 people graduated the class and were eligible to take the National Registry Exam for certification in Kentucky.

Kids

Montgomery Co. Fire/EMS recommends the following sites to parents and children as not only fun sites with many enjoyable activities.

Smoke Detector Program

Every year in the United States, about 3,000 people lose their lives in residential fires, mainly due to smoke inhalation, and we at the Montgomery County Fire/EMS want every person in our community to have properly maintained and operating smoke detectors.

Monthly Fire Prevention

Check out our Monthly Fire Prevention information on many different topics to help keep you and your family safe from fire!

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Open Air Burning

Open air burning is allowed in Kentucky, but a set of strict regulations has been put in place to help ensure safety of persons and the environment. Before you burn you call 859-498-1318 and get a burn permit prior to burning.