Firefighter jobs in Alabama

Paramedic-certified firefighters needed across 14 Alabama cities; pay ranges $14.50–$34.37/hr depending on agency. Paramedic license and Firefighter I/II certification (or CPAT) required; applications close 12/31/2026.

Apply by 10/02/2026 for a full-time firefighter role with pay ranging from $14.49 to $31.18 hourly, depending on agency. No felony convictions allowed.

Requires EMT-B certification within one year; preferred Alabama Fire Fighter certification; annual salary not specified but comprehensive benefits include retirement, health insurance, and paid time off.

Earn $55,452 to $88,691 annually as a certified firefighter with Alabama Firefighter I/II and Nationally Registered EMT certifications. Enjoy robust medical, dental, and retirement benefits.

This non-certified firefighter position requires candidates to be at least 18 with a valid driver's license and high school diploma or GED, and obtain EMT-B and Firefighter I/II certifications within one year.

Daphne Fire Department seeks firefighters and fire medics with EMT certification; CPAT required. Pay ranges from $18.91 to $27.18 hourly. Benefits include health/dental insurance and retirement plans.

Gadsden Fire Department is hiring entry-level firefighters with no minimum experience required. Applications are due on the 3rd Wednesday of January, February, April, June, August, and October.