South Creek Volunteer Fire Dept.

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Answer the call in South Creek and support neighbors through emergency response and outreach.

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What Can you DO?

Interior firefighters handle suppression and rescue operations after extensive training and certification.

A meticulously maintained fire prevention display table inside a community room, featuring colorful educational materials without any people present. On the table sit bright red model fire extinguishers, a mock smoke detector display board, laminated home escape plan diagrams, and neatly stacked brochures labeled “Fire Safety in South Creek.” The table rests on a clean, neutral floor, with bulletin boards and a wall-mounted department crest softly blurred in the background. Warm indoor lighting from recessed ceiling fixtures casts gentle, even light across the scene. Photographic realism at eye level with a moderate depth of field keeps the materials legible yet refined. The mood is informative, calm, and reassuring, emphasizing community education and prevention.

Support members assist with traffic control, rehab, fundraising, and station projects during incidents and events.

South Creek Volunteer Fire Department is powered by neighbors helping neighbors. Whether you want to ride the trucks, support at the station, or help behind the scenes, there’s a place for you on our team.

What It Takes to Get Involved

Heart for Service
You don’t need prior fire or rescue experience—just a desire to help your community and a willingness to learn.

Team Mindset
We work as one crew. Volunteers must be able to listen, follow directions, and support each other on every call and at every event.

Reliability
Emergencies don’t follow a schedule. We ask volunteers to commit to regular training nights and respond to calls as able.

Respect & Professionalism
We often meet people on their worst day. Our volunteers represent South Creek Fire Dept. and are expected to treat everyone with respect, compassion, and confidentiality.


Ways You Can Volunteer

  1. Firefighters Respond to fire and rescue calls
    Operate equipment and assist on scenes
    Participate in regular drills and live-fire training
  2. Support staff provide (water, snacks, shelter) for crews during long incidents
    Help with station maintenance and equipment checks
    Assist with record keeping and administrative tasks
  3. EMS / Medical Support (if applicable) Provide basic first aid and patient support on scenes
    Assist EMS providers with patient care and equipment
  4. Social members Help with fundraisers, breakfasts, and community events.
  5. Junior Volunteers: Learn the basics of fire and rescue work
    Assist with non-hazardous tasks under supervision
    Build skills and experience for a future role as a firefighter or EMT

Basic Requirements

Must be at least 18 years old (junior program may start at 16)
Live or work within a reasonable distance of Gillett / South Creek area
Pass a background check and child welfare report and application review
Maintain a valid driver’s license for driving-related roles

Training Provided
South Creek Fire Dept. provides the training you need to serve safely:

Initial orientation to the station, equipment, and procedures
Regular weekly Monday training nights
Access to state-certified courses (Firefighting essentials, Firefighter I, basic first aid, CPR, etc.)
Ongoing mentoring from experienced members

You bring the commitment—we’ll provide the training.

We’ll work with you to find a role that fits with your life.

Why Volunteer With South Creek?

Protect your neighbors and make a direct impact in emergencies.
Build skills in leadership, teamwork, and emergency response
Join a second family of people who look out for each other
Be part of local traditions and community events in Gillett and surrounding areas