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Maricopa Fire/Medical Department Fire Corps
Fire Corps® is a national grassroots effort to help fire/EMS departments enhance their services by engaging with community members to assist with non-emergency tasks. Whether conducting fire prevention and life safety education, rehab for firefighters at active scenes, or a myriad of other activities, community volunteers can make a real difference. Utilizing community support helps departments increase their capacity and allows first responders to focus on operational duties, training, and emergencies.
Volunteers opportunities include:
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On-Scene Firefighter Rehab:
- Provide rest, rehydration, cooling techniques, nourishment, and medical evaluation to firefighters, or other first responders, who are involved in extended or extreme incident scene operations
- Must be able to lift 25-30 pounds
- Provide rest, rehydration, cooling techniques, nourishment, and medical evaluation to firefighters, or other first responders, who are involved in extended or extreme incident scene operations
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Support Services:
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Assist with picking up and delivering mail, vehicles for repair, or supplies and equipment to fire stations within Maricopa and/or the Phoenix Metro area
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Assist in tracking EMS supply inventory
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Installing keys in lock boxes at residences. This allows MFMD entrance into your home should there be an emergency medical situation or fire
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Meet and Greet:
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Staff the front desk at the MFMD Administration Building to greet visitors, receive deliveries, and answer the phone
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Administrative Duties:
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Provide administrative services to process new applicants, maintain records, rosters, creating and updating forms, processes and job descriptions
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Special Events:
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Support the Maricopa Fire/Medical department with public education at City events and local events by providing safety information and personal safety items
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Minimum Qualifications:
- 18 Years or Older
- Valid Driver's License
- Able to use a computer
- Volunteer a minimum of six hours a month