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Selma Fire Department

Selma, CA · Fresno County

Address
1711 Tucker Street, Selma, CA 93662
5Stations
46Personnel
1889Founded
6 sq miArea
24,000Population

Active openings

About Selma Fire Department

The Selma Fire Department serves the City of Selma in California's Central Valley, sitting where Freeway 99 meets Highway 43. What began in 1889 as an all-volunteer company is now a full-time career department covering roughly six square miles and more than 24,000 residents.

The department operates out of two fire stations plus a separate administration and training headquarters. Its roster includes a Fire Chief, Fire Marshal, three Battalion Chiefs, and line firefighting personnel, several of whom are certified paramedics delivering advanced emergency medical care.

Selma frames its work around an all-hazards approach and a "PRIDE" set of core values emphasizing support, respect, ethics, compassion, and professionalism.

MissionCommitted to providing the highest level of public service...by taking an all-hazards approach while protecting life, property, and the environment.

How to get hired

The department's public website does not post an active firefighter recruitment or application page. Hiring for Selma is handled through the City of Selma's Human Resources department, so candidates should watch the city's employment listings for open firefighter and paramedic positions.

Because the department runs EMS with certified paramedics, paramedic licensure is a strong asset for applicants, though specific requirements are not published on the department pages.

Leadership & hiring contacts

Jordan Webster
Fire Chief
Anthony Rivas
Fire Marshal
Donavon Fullner
Battalion Chief
Jonathan Kutka
Battalion Chief
Ashley Greco
Battalion Chief

Frequently asked questions

How do I apply to become a Selma firefighter?

The Selma Fire Department does not host a standalone recruitment page. Firefighter hiring is run through the City of Selma's Human Resources department, so check the city's employment opportunities for open positions.

Does Selma Fire provide emergency medical services?

Yes. The department delivers EMS and staffs certified paramedics among its firefighting personnel, so paramedic certification is valuable for applicants.

How large is the department?

Selma Fire lists 46 full-time personnel, including the Fire Chief, Fire Marshal, and 19 firefighting personnel, seven of whom are certified paramedics.

How many stations does Selma operate?

Two fire stations: Station 1 at 1927 West Front Street and Station 2 at 2857 A Street, plus an administration and training headquarters at 1711 Tucker Street.

What is the daily minimum staffing?

The department staffs a minimum of six personnel across both stations daily: four at Station 1 (two on Truck 111 and two on Engine 111) and two at Station 2.