The Sarasota County Fire Department is an all-hazards department that provides fire suppression, emergency medical services (EMS) and special operations, which includes response to hazardous materials and technical rescue incidents.
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These positions work within our Fire Prevention Division to perform code enforcement work and conduct life and fire safety inspections of commercial and multi-family occupancies to ensure compliance with adopted fire and life safety codes and standards. įire Safety Inspector/Fire Code Plans Examiner All inquiries regarding the hiring process should be directed to NTN at. Sarasota County uses the National Testing Network (NTN) for careers within our fire department. Interested in the career of a lifetime? Click here to view our recruitment flyer.
Professionalism - Respect - Integrity - Dedication - ExcellenceĬlick here to view our 2022-2027 Strategic Plan Executive Summary, which outlines the department's strategic initiatives, goals and objectives.Ĭareers with the Sarasota County Fire Department The department is a participant in the Insurance Service Office’s (ISO) Protection Classification Program with a PPC classification of 2/2Y according to the Fire Suppression Rating Schedule (FSRS). SCFD is dedicated to providing quality customer service and achieving its mission: Strengthening community through a network of skilled professionals dedicated to saving lives and protecting property. Sarasota County provides services to approximately 433,742 permanent residents (2020 Census). SCFD protects over 451 square miles of land and is surrounded by 37 miles of open shoreline along the Gulf of Mexico. The Sarasota County Fire Department (SCFD) is an all-hazards department that provides fire suppression, emergency medical services (EMS) and special operations, which includes response to hazardous materials and technical rescue incidents.
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Sarasota County’s fire service represents over 100 years of dedicated and heroic service by professional firefighters, paramedics and EMTs.
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