ALERT - ELEVATED FIRE DANGER RATING
Monroe Fire Company is committed to maintaining a highly-trained roster of firefighters. During the first year, new recruits spend many evenings and weekends at a nearby fire training academy to complete entry-level firefighter training.
Introduction to the Fire Service (16 hours)
Fire Ground Support (32 hours)
Exterior Firefighter (25 hours)
Interior Firefighter (48 hours)
Following the completion of the entry-level firefighter training program, recruits begin to prepare for certification testing.
Annual Qualifications (4 hours)
Hazardous Materials Operations Refresher (8 hours)
CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer and First Aid (6 hours)
Structural Burn Session (8 hours)
Monroe Fire Company trains for several special operations; including:
Rapid Intervention (rescue of a firefighter in distress)
Water Rescue
Wildland Firefighting
Monroe Fire Company is dispatched to medical emergencies when emergency medical services (EMS) is delayed, in the event of a suspected cardiac arrest or as requested by an ambulance already on-scene. Several members maintain an EMS certification.