Challenge, Diversity, Opportunity
Choosing the fire rescue service as a career can prove to be one of the most interesting and personally satisfying choices one can make. In our ever-changing, complex world, firefighting is not just another job, it is an employment opportunity that offers a challenging, demanding, exciting and rewarding career for men and women.
If you have a strong desire to help others and be a part of a growing and diverse professional organization, there is no better place to start your professional firefighting and emergency medical services career than with Suwannee County Fire and Rescue.
We are a diverse, vibrant, and progressive department that includes 5 fire stations and more than 60 firefighter personnel who come from various cultural and educational backgrounds.
Suwannee County Fire Rescue strives to be the next premier department in North Florida as we build a solid foundation of values while preparing for the challenges ahead. New ideas, technology, equipment, and training are driving Suwannee County Fire Rescue to constantly improve the level of service we provide to ensure the safety and wellbeing of the Suwannee County citizens and visitors.
We are committed to finding a diverse group of men and women who are ready, willing, and able to respond to the needs of the County. We are looking for firefighters who are qualified, motivated and dedicated.
In addition to firefighting and emergency medical response, Suwannee firefighters also have the opportunity to participate in a variety of specialty areas including hazardous materials, technical rescue, Tactical Medic Unit/SWAT, fire investigation, public safety education, and prevention.
If you’re looking for a demanding, rewarding and exciting career that will provide you with significant personal satisfaction through helping others, contact Deputy Chief Tim White at 386-208-1484 or timw@suwcountyfl.gov
Disclaimer
All of the information contained in this recruitment overview is subject to change due to rules and regulations that govern the Suwannee County Fire Rescue.