Flagler County Fire Rescue

Flagler County Fire Rescue is the countywide fire and EMS agency serving all of Flagler County, Florida, covering roughly 571 square miles of coastal, suburban, and rural terrain. The department combines structural fire protection with advanced life support (ALS) paramedical service, wildland firefighting, and specialty rescue operations.

Operations run out of five full-time stations, including one at the Flagler Executive Airport that provides aircraft rescue firefighting. The system is rounded out by six shared stations located in Flagler Beach, Ormond Beach, and Palm Coast, plus two volunteer stations in Korona and Rima Ridge.

The agency describes itself as an organization committed to integrity, accountability, respect, and loyalty, holding itself to a high standard of service for the county's residents and visitors.

Career and volunteer opportunities with Flagler County Fire Rescue are posted through the county's Government Jobs careers portal. When positions are open, candidates apply online through that portal; at the time of review no fire or EMS positions were posted, and no openings were listed.

Applicants are expected to provide a detailed employment history covering at least ten consecutive years and to attach copies of relevant degrees, licenses, and certifications with their application. Prospective applicants can subscribe to job-category alerts through the portal to be notified when Fire/EMS positions open.