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What does it mean to volunteer?
People choose to volunteer for a variety of reasons. For some, it provides an opportunity to give back to the community or to make a difference in the lives of others. For others, volunteering provides an opportunity to develop new skills, pursue their individual passions or build upon existing knowledge with new experiences.
Several types of volunteer opportunities exist within our organization. Many of our members become certified firefighters, emergency medical technicians, fire police or perform other emergency response functions. Members who are not interested in responding to emergencies may perform tasks associated with fundraising, public relations, finance, maintenance or other support functions.
Thank you for your interest in joining Monroe Fire Company. If you have any questions or concerns regarding the application process, please contact the membership secretary for additional information.
Mandatory Background Checks & Clearances
All applicants and members of Monroe Fire Company are required to submit the following on a regular basis:
Report of Criminal History
Child Abuse History Clearance
Individual Driver Record
FBI Criminal History Clearance (if an out-of-state resident the last ten consecutive years)
No Experience Required
Monroe Fire Company provides a series of on-site and off-site training opportunities. No previous emergency services experience is required to become a member.
Training Provided
Prospective members may visit our station on either the first or third Tuesday of the month to observe training and meet some of our members. Contact the deputy chief for additional information.
Become a Special Operations Member
Experienced emergency services personnel may join as special operations members. This non-voting membership permits members of neighboring emergency services organizations respond to water rescue and wildland fire incidents as a member of Monroe Fire Company.