The volunteers at Crooked River Ranch Fire & Rescue all share one common trait: a strong desire to help others and give back to the community. If you’re passionate about making a difference, take pride in doing your best in any task, find fulfillment in respect and appreciation, and are willing to work hard, Crooked River Ranch Fire & Rescue invites you to join as a volunteer.

Minimum Requirements

• Must be 18 years of age or older
• High school graduate or equivalent required
• Must have a valid Oregon driver's license
• Must pass criminal background check, drug screen, and medical physical.

The Fire District has three unique volunteer opportunities available to you:

FIREFIGHTER VOLUNTEER

• Participate in fire and emergency medical service (EMS) related drills and attend classes to attain and maintain necessary skills related to fire suppression, life safety, rescue operations, property conservation operations, clean-up projects, and other related activities.
• Respond to fire and EMS related emergencies.
• Perform firefighter related duties including, but not limited to, the use of hose, pumps, equipment, emergency apparatus, tools, and water tender operations.
• Perform EMS related duties including, but not limited to, skills associated with your current EMS certification level for patient care, rehab unit staffing and response, and medic standby.
• Maintain, check, and test apparatus, equipment, and facilities as assigned.
• Write and submit required reports by computer for emergency and non-emergency activities
• Participate in community activities, public education, station tours, and other events that require positive public interaction.
• Follow standard policies, procedures, guidelines, and safety rules.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES VOLUNTEER

• Participate in emergency medical service (EMS) related drills and attend classes to attain and maintain necessary skills related to life safety, rescue operations, and other related activities.
• Respond to EMS related emergencies.
• Perform EMS related duties including, but not limited to, skills associated with your current EMS certification level for patient care, rehab unit staffing and response, and medic standby.
• Write and submit required reports by computer for emergency and non-emergency activities.
• Participate in community activities, public education, station tours, and other events that require positive public interaction.
• Follow standard policies, procedures, guidelines, and safety rules.

COMMUNITY SERVICE VOLUNTEER

• This program is designed for those who want to help the Fire District in a non-emergency response role.
• Participate in community activities, public education, station tours, and other events that require positive public interaction.
• Perform work on antique apparatus.
• Assist with administrative functions of the Fire District.

HOW TO BECOME A VOLUNTEER

Contact the Fire Station at 541-923-6776 for information on how you can become a volunteer.