Applications can be obtained on this webpage by clicking here. You can download it and print it off. Applications need to be turned into the Campbellsport Volunteer Fire Department at 548 E. Main St.

The application will be review by our personnel committee and they will make the determination if the applicant gets an interview. A background check will be performed. At the interview the applicant will be given vital information about the department and the expectations. After the interview the new member will be recommended to the membership to be a probationary member for one year. If you do not hear from us after one week from submitting your application call the fire station. If you would like to sit in on trainings or would like a personal tour of the fire station contact the fire station at 920-533-5266 or email chief411@campbellsportfire.com.

Campbellsport Volunteer Fire Dept. is always seeking members of the community to join our team. The fire dept. has a few different options when you join. New members can be EMT's, Firefighter, Ambulance Drivers or a combination of these. The Campbellsport Volunteer Fire Dept. has a fire cadet program starting at the age of 16 with strict limits on school GPA and behavior.

There are two skill sets.  One is as a firefighter the other is as an Emergency Medical Technician.  Many members are both firefighter and EMT qualified, but not all.  The highest percentages of calls run by the department are ambulance calls.

Emergency medical technicians (EMTs) respond to emergency situations such as; automobile crashes, heart attacks, strokes, near drowning, unscheduled childbirth, poisonings, falls and general sick person calls.  During these types of emergencies EMT's are responsible for administering life-saving medical attention.

EMT courses are offered through local technical colleges and follow the standard semester schedule. The program length varies depending on hours per class and classes per week. The EMT Basic class is roughly 196 hours in classroom and clinical experience to complete. Candidates must pass a National Registry of Emergency Medical Technician written and practical exam to become certified as an EMT. The EMT-Intermediate Technician/Advanced EMT level is an additional 96 hours of classroom not including clinical time.

his is a person that has achieved a level of certified State of Wisconsin Firefighter 1 minimum professional qualifications. This certification is conducted by the State of Wisconsin Fire Service which is also IFSAC accredited (can be used in other states)  to enter burning structures in order to conduct life and property saving activities.

The combination of classroom and practical exercise has a minimum of 96 hours. Dependent upon class availability and time dedicated by the member, the expectation is for new members to be certified within 24 months. However, it is possible to complete the course work in much less time, possibly less than 9 months if the time is invested.

No, this is a personal choice. Many members elect to obtain both certifications; however, it is not required. The department needs members with either certification, or both.

We sure do! We have associate members that help out around the station as well as help out during fund raisers. Contact secretary@campbellsportfire.com for more details!