Becoming a Clark County volunteer firefighter is one of the most rewarding and selfless decisions you can make. The duties of a volunteer firefighter include putting out fires and performing a multitude of important tasks to keep others safe, maintain their equipment, and ensure the department can continue serving communities.

To better understand if becoming a volunteer firefighter is for you, ask yourself the questions below:

• Are you willing to give up the occasional full night of rest or work long hours to help others?
• Do you find it important to give back to the community in meaningful ways that pay it forward?
• Are you looking for a community of others who enjoy helping people in times of fear or loss?

If you answered "yes" to these questions, you may be an excellent fit for a career as a Clark County Volunteer Firefighter. All volunteer firefighters are assigned to one of the following stations:

• Nevada Class B with F endorsement driver's license
• Firefighter 1 (IFSAC)
• Hazardous Materials Awareness (IFSAC)
• Hazardous Materials Operations (IFSAC)

Pre-Volunteer Acceptance Testing 

• Must successfully pass an oral interview
• Must successfully pass a background investigation
• Must successfully pass a physical examination

Thank you for your interest in becoming a volunteer for the Clark County Fire Department.

Brian O'Neal, Assistant Fire Chief "A-1"
Clark County Fire Department
4425 West Tropicana Avenue
Las Vegas, NV 89131
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Phone: (702) 455-5710