Join our family
We respond to your calls for help. Please respond to ours.
No experience necessary. Not into running into burning buildings? That's okay: there are plenty of other important jobs that keep Station 112 protecting the community.
Can you wash dishes?
Help us clean equipment after a fire.
Can you push a broom?
Help clear debris after a car accident.
Can you throw Qik-Joe on a sidewalk?
Help clean up oil in the road after a crash.
Do you wash your car with a garden hose?
Help keep the trucks clean and ready.
Are you good at fundraising?
Help run our yearly fundraisers.
Handy with a camera, a keyboard or a grant form?
Administration, photography and grant writing all keep us running.
What is a volunteer firefighter?
Someone just like you, willing to volunteer a portion of their time to their community. They may be retired, work full time and respond nights and weekends, be self-employed, or be a student gaining experience for a future career. Some are chasing a childhood dream, some want to give back, and some want to make friends and learn new skills. The reasons vary, but the spirit is the same.
Over the years our services have grown and become widely respected, which has dramatically increased our call volume. As a small community, our funding depends on the creativity and hard work of our membership. We need your help.
Membership types
- Active firefighter
- Junior member (17 or younger)
- Associate member (member of another fire department)
- Social member
- Photographer
- Fund raising activities
Come meet the crew
- Monthly meetings: third Monday of each month at 7 pm.
- Training / work night: every Thursday evening. Feel free to stop by.
- Call (570) 457-2894 or email avocahoseco@gmail.com.