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CCFD Recruitment
Phone: (702) 455-8257
Email: CCFDRecruitment@ClarkCountyNV.gov
Address: 575 E. Flamingo Road
Las Vegas, NV 89119
Business Hours
Mon - Thur: 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Fri – Sun: Administration Closed
[[Clark County Firefighters – Start Here]]
Welcome to the Clark County Fire Department and we appreciate your interest in our department as a future Firefighter.
Let’s get started!
Step #1 – Complete the future Firefighter form.
Step #2 – Complete the job interest form.
Step #3 – Build your profile in GovernmentJobs.com
[[Clark County Fire Department - Minimum Requirements]]
Additional Requirements
In addition to the minimum requirements listed above, new recruits are required to adhere to Clark County Fire Department’s no tobacco use policy and comply with its dress code and grooming standards.
[[Clark County Fire Department - Hiring Process]]
Clark County Human Resources will notify you by letter or email if you are invited to take the written test. Those with the highest scores will move on in the hiring process.
[[Clark County Fire Department – Testing Process]]
Recommended training exercises that will help you prepare for the candidate ability test.
[[Clark County Fire Department – Salary & Benefits]]
Clark County Fire Department Firefighter salary starts at $59,754.24 and increases to $88,757.76 through growth at regular intervals.
[[Clark County Fire Department - Explorer Program]]
The Clark County Fire Department (CCFD) Explorer program is for young men and women aged 16 to 21 to learn what it takes to become a firefighter. The program is styled after the CCFD Firefighter Academy and provides Explorers hands-on firefighter skills training. In addition to basic firefighting skills and fire ground tactics, the program teaches a strong work ethic and teamwork – attributes that can be used not only in the pursuit of a career in the fire service but any career or education path they may choose to pursue in the future. Visit Fire Explorer to learn more.
We know you’re going to do great, and we value your commitment.
Stay Committed | Stay Focused |Stay the Course
For additional information contact human resources at (702) 455-4565 or the Firefighter recruitment office at (702) 455-8257.