Spanish Fort Fire Rescue

To Save Lives, Protect Property, and Educate

Welcome to the Spanish Fort Fire Rescue Department

Thank you for visiting our website! The dedicated men and women of the Spanish Fort Fire Rescue Department are proud to serve the residents and visitors of our great city. We are committed to protecting lives and property while helping maintain the high quality of life that makes Spanish Fort such a special place to live, work, and visit.

Our department is built on a foundation of professionalism, service, and community. We strive to uphold the highest standards in everything we do—continuously training, educating, and evolving to meet the needs of those we serve.

Established in 1962, the Spanish Fort Fire Rescue Department is a combination department providing 24/7 fire protection and emergency response services. Operating from three strategically located stations, our team responds to a wide range of emergencies, including structure fires, vehicle accidents, hazardous materials incidents, and medical emergencies.

We invite you to explore our site to learn more about our services, our team, and how we serve the Spanish Fort community. Better yet, stop by for a visit—we’d love to show you around!

🚒 Fire Prevention Week Fun at Rockwell Elementary! 🔥Our fire prevention activities are in full swing! B Shift visited Rockwell Elementary School to talk with students about the dangers of overcharging lithium batteries and how to properly call 911 in an emergency.After the safety talk, the kids got an up-close look at our fire trucks — and even had the chance to spray some water! 💦🚒Thanks to Rockwell Elementary for having us, and to our B Shift crew for making fire safety both educational and exciting!#FirePreventionWeek #spanishfortfirerescue #communityoutreach #FireSafety #Bshift #RockwellElementary ... See MoreSee Less
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Going into week three, we want to urge the community to be fully informed when buying products that contain and use lithium-ion batteries. It is important to look for stamps, such as UL and CE, as well as research products before buying them. We hope you all will join us THIS Saturday, October 18, from 10am-2pm for our annual Open House and Public Safety Day!#FPW #sparkythefiredog #batterysafety #FirePreventionWeek ... See MoreSee Less
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Our Guiding Principles

  • We exist to help people in need
  • We respect others
  • Our members are our most valuable asset.
  • Improvement is accomplished as a team, one step at a time.
  • We must be good stewards of the community’s support for us.

Your Community Needs You

Anyone interested in becoming a volunteer of the SFFR Department should watch the video below and take a look at our volunteer page

Volunteer Today!

Take the next step in providing support and protection for the community around you.

The Process

Meet the Requirements

Most frequently asked questions are addressed on our volunteer information. Please feel free to contact us with any questions you may have that are not addressed in the FAQ.

Choose Your Area

Not everyone has to fight fires. We offer volunteer positions in Emergency Response, Fire Corps Auxillary, and our Fire Service Explorer Program.

Apply

Volunteers are required to apply via our online form, or by contacting the department via phone.

Complete Training

Accepted applicants are required to meet current members and attend three drill sessions before responding to your neighbor’s call for help.

Services We Provide

Fire - Rescue Response

The Spanish Fort Fire – Rescue Department provides emergency responses to the citizens of Spanish Fort, Malbis, Plantation Hills, and Bay Branch. We respond to over 1,000 calls per year. Responses include residential and commercial fires, fire alarms, medical emergencies, motor vehicle accidents, and forest fires to name a few.

Pre-Incident Planning

We work with local businesses to perform pre-incident planning and loss prevention activities. Annually, we visit each business to ensure our information is up to date. We also perform a Fire and Life Safety Code Inspection which identifies areas of concern for the business owner and fire department as well.

Public Education / Fire Prevention

Our in-house Public Education program reaches over 1,100 school age children annually. We provide training and education to children and adults as well. To get more information about one of our programs, please contact our Public Education Officer at 251.626.8876.

Our Vision

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Support & Educate

The model of excellence in providing fire protection, education, prevention and related services

Quality of Life

An organization that constantly seeks to provide, enhance, and broaden customer service levels as means to increase the quality of life for all residents and visitors

Reliable & Consistent

An organization that constantly seeks ways to be responsive to the community’s needs and concerns

Ready to Adapt

An organization that will embrace the challenge of new ideas and new technology

Around the Community

Community Involvement

We pride ourselves on community engagement and growth through education, support, and safety. Stay up to date to with our community involvement via our event calendar. Some of our events include CPR / AED Training, American Flag Disposal, and Car Seat Inspections.

Education

A key responsibility of any fire department is to educate the people it protects by teaching them about fire safety. Throughout the year, the department delivers educational programs to school children, senior citizens, special interest groups, or anyone else who makes a request for information.

Contact Us!

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Contact Us Today!

Station # 1 Address:
7580 Spanish Fort Blvd.
Spanish Fort, Alabama 36527

Station # 2 Address:
10628 U.S. Hwy 31.
Spanish Fort, Alabama 36527

Station # 4 Address:
9871 D’Olive Road
Spanish Fort, Alabama 36527

Phone: Call Today

Email: Email Us

Fax: 251-626-FIRE (3473)

NONDISCRIMINATION STATEMENT

The City of Spanish Fort is an equal opportunity employer and provider. The City does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, creed, gender, national origin, age, disability, sexual orientation, citizenship status, genetic information or any other legally protected status.

Station # 1

7580 Spanish Fort Blvd
Spanish Fort, AL 36527

Station # 2

10628 US-31
Spanish Fort, AL 36527

Station # 4

9871 D’Olive Road
Spanish Fort, AL 36527