Employment
The Lebanon Fire District is not currently accepting applications for employment. The Job Announcements section below will provide information regarding qualifications and instructions, when positions become available.
If you’re interested in becoming a volunteer with the Lebanon Fire District, please see our Volunteer Information on the right.
Job Announcements:
We are not currently accepting applications for employment.
If you are interested in becoming a volunteer, please view the information provided on the right.
Volunteer
YOU can make a difference!
What if No One Answered the Call? Volunteering for the Lebanon Fire District is rewarding and can provide you with training and skills that will last a lifetime. We cover all areas of emergency response such as fire, EMS, water rescue, hazmat, rope rescue, building collapse, and urban search and rescue. After completing your Recruit Academy, training drills are held weekly.
Pick up an application packet at Station 31 – 1050 W. Oak Street, or use the employment application link on the left.
Provide the District with a copy of your driving record as well as a Criminal History Background Check. This can be obtained by contacting the Lebanon Police Department. They will complete a fingerprint card for you which you will mail to Oregon State Police. (Forms available at our Main Station – 1050 W. Oak St.)
After review of your application, driving record, and criminal history/background check, you will be contacted by the Lebanon Fire District for an interview.
Applicants successfully completing the interview process will be required to pass the Physical Agility Test.
After successful completion of the above, applicants will be required to attend the Recruit Academy. The Academy requires five weekends of training and is currently offered twice a year, once in the Spring and once in the Fall.
Linn County FIRE CORPS
“Citizen volunteers helping with emotional first aid to victims of tragedy and providing support to our emergency responders.”
Fire Corps is one of five branches of Citizen Corps through FEMA and Homeland Security. These organizations are to help prepare citizens in the United States for natural and man-made disasters. Fire Corps’ purpose is to assist the need of our first responders. Linn County Fire Corps assists by being trained in emotional first aid, being there for victims and first responders during house fires, cardiac arrests, MVA’s, and other emergencies they are called to.
If you would like further information about becoming involved in Fire Corps, contact LCFC Coordinator Kathy Fitzwater at linncountyfirecorps@lebanonfire.com.
