Are you ready to make a difference in your community while developing valuable skills and fostering lifelong connections? Explore opportunities to join the Central Hancock County Area Fire Departments—a collaboration of seven outstanding volunteer and career fire departments in Hancock County, Maine.
Are you ready to be vital to Hancock, Maine's emergency response team? The Hancock Volunteer Fire Department is your gateway to making a difference. We respond promptly to fire, rescue, and medical emergencies in Hancock and the surrounding towns. Join us in safeguarding our community—apply now!
Embark on a dynamic journey with the Dedham Lucerne Fire Department, a Combination Fire Department employing both Paid on-call and Per-Diem personnel. Equipped with seven specialized pieces of equipment, we handle nearly 400 calls annually. Be a crucial part of our team and apply today—we have a place for you in our department.
The Lamoine Volunteer Fire Department invites those looking to make a difference by supporting fire prevention, life safety, fire suppression and rescue operations. Join us in various roles from fire fighting and water rescue to record keeping and fundraising, supporting the vital services to the citizens of Lamoine and surrounding communities.
Be part of the combined force at the Ellsworth Fire Department, where career and paid-on-call members work together to provide first response for fire, EMS and other rescue services. Covering 93 square miles, our team is at the forefront of ensuring the safety of our city. Submit your application today and become a member!
Trenton Volunteer Fire Department is more than a team; it's a community dedicated to protecting life and property. Our mission includes educating the public in fire prevention, providing fire suppression, and aiding in hazardous materials incidents. We rely on volunteers for fire protection and emergency response. Take the first step—consider joining our team!
The Mariaville Volunteer Fire/Rescue Department in Hancock County, Maine, calls for dedicated individuals to join our ranks. Be part of our community-focused team and contribute to emergency response services in Mariaville and beyond. Apply now and make a meaningful impact on public safety.
Volunteers at the Orland Fire Department play a crucial role in responding to various calls, maintaining equipment, and supporting non-emergent operations. Your efforts, dedication, and participation are invaluable to our community. Explore the opportunity to be part of our team—apply today!
Make a positive impact on public safety and serve your community.
Receive national and state certifications and training in firefighting and EMS.
Build strong bonds with fellow volunteers, creating a supportive network.
Gain valuable experience and skills that can lead to a career in the fire service or related fields.
Contribute to the safety and well-being of the community for a fulfilling experience.
Stay active and maintain a healthy lifestyle through firefighting activities.
Develop teamwork and leadership skills as part of a dedicated team.
Access specialized firefighting equipment and gear, reducing personal expenses.
Be recognized and appreciated by the community for your dedication and service.
Access to workshops, certifications, and educational opportunities related to firefighting and emergency services held locally and across the county.
Gain hands-on experience in responding to emergencies and making quick, informed decisions.
Become part of a close-knit group dedicated to protecting the community.
For Dedham/Lucerne Fire Department members, explore the Live-In Program with Eastern Maine Community College with their Live-In Student Internship Program.
Live rent-free at the Dedham/Lucerne Fire Department in exchange for being “on-call” during specific hours.
Open to full-time college students, regardless of major.
There are opportunities for Fire Science or Emergency Medical students, but all majors are eligible.
Join us in our mission to protect and serve—apply now and become part of a dedicated team positively impacting public safety.