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Fire Academy

Are you ready to embark on a rewarding career in the fire service? FRFC's New Recruit Fire Academy is the perfect place to start. Designed for newly hired firefighters from our partner agencies, the academy provides comprehensive training to prepare you for the challenges and responsibilities of the job.

At the academy, you'll receive hands-on instruction in fire safety, emergency response, and essential firefighting techniques. Our experienced training cadre is committed to equipping you with the skills and knowledge you need to excel in your role and serve your community effectively.

To join the academy, you must first secure a position with one of our partner agencies, who send their new recruits to participate. Each agency has its own hiring process, so we encourage you to reach out to them directly for more information on how to apply.

Three firefighters in full gear and face masks stand ready, one kneeling in the foreground.
Firefighters entering a building with hoses and equipment.
Two people in safety gear inside an industrial space with a round window above, working or inspecting.
A firefighter in protective gear sprays water from a hose in a dark, smoke-filled environment.
Two firefighters in gear climb a ladder to a window, preparing to extinguish a fire.
Person sitting in a vehicle, adjusting or securing equipment, wearing a t-shirt and pants with red straps.
A firefighter rolling out a yellow fire hose on a wet pavement.
Three firefighters in full gear and face masks stand ready, one kneeling in the foreground.
Firefighters entering a building with hoses and equipment.
Two people in safety gear inside an industrial space with a round window above, working or inspecting.
A firefighter in protective gear sprays water from a hose in a dark, smoke-filled environment.
Two firefighters in gear climb a ladder to a window, preparing to extinguish a fire.
Person sitting in a vehicle, adjusting or securing equipment, wearing a t-shirt and pants with red straps.
A firefighter rolling out a yellow fire hose on a wet pavement.

Photos by Chris Rodgers/Code 10 Photography