Fire Corps is a locally-driven program that enables community members to offer their time and talents to their local fire/EMS department in a non-emergency role.

Fire Corps members support fire and EMS departments by performing non-emergency tasks, enabling department members to focus on emergency response and training.  There are many ways community members can contribute to their local department, including, but not limited to:

• Fire prevention and safety education
• Rehab or canteen services
• Fundraising
• Data Entry
• Bookkeeping
• Administrative functions
• Public Relations
• Preplanning and research
• Apparatus and facility maintenance
• Bilingual assistance

Getting Started:

If your Fire Department is interested in starting a Fire Corps Program click here to receive the Fire Corps Department Starter Kit.

The Starter Kit is a complete compilation of the tools and resources a department needs to start, implement, and market a local Fire Corps program. Included in the Starter Kit are the Fire Corps Resource Guide, sample documents, marketing and recruitment resources, and organizational resources.  

Other Resources:

Fire Corps has released the second edition of the Fire Corps Toolkit for Citizen Corps Councils. more
 

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