Be an Oklahoma Volunteer!

Be a volunteer firefighter in Oklahoma!  Many cities and towns throughout our state are in need of your skills!

Training is provided and the comraderie is fantastic!

Make a difference in your community by
volunteering as a firefighter. 

If you are between the ages of 18 and 45; if you have earned your High School Diploma or have a GED; if you can present yourself as being in good physical condition; have a good driving record and no felony convictions you are eligible to apply.

MANY volunteer firefighters are eligible to earn a pension for their service!

MOST volunteer firefighters qualify to receive the Oklahoma Volunteer Firefighter Training Tax Credit!

The OSFA provides additional death benefits for active volunteer firefighters who belong to member departments!

Additional AD&D Insurance and other benefits are provided through your Fire Department's annual dues!

You may fill out the contact form below, and please confirm that you are less than 45 years old and older than 18 years old in the COMMENTS BOX at the bottom of the form.  Also, if you have earned certification in either Fire Training or EMS Training, please mention them in the COMMENTS BOX.

Then, the OSFA will take this basic information and forward it to the Fire Chiefs who have volunteers on their staff nearest to where you live.  All Volunteer Fire Departments meet regularly, but are not required to meet every week.  So please be patient, for it could take more time than you may first expect before you are contacted. 

Remember, if you have too many points on your driving record, or have a felony conviction, you will not be eligible for consideration as a Firefighter in Oklahoma.

Call 1-800-FIRELINE and ask to speak with Jimmy if you would like more information.