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Fire Explorers

Bellevue's Fire Explorer program offers hands-on experience to young people ages 14-21 who are curious about a future in the fire service, whether as a firefighter, EMT or paramedic. Members of Post 311 meet one weekend day per month at the Bellevue Fire Training Center to learn skills like how to wear bunker gear, CPR and basic first aid, suppression techniques and community outreach while gaining leadership and teamwork skills. As they progress, Explorers have the chance to go on ride-alongs with Bellevue Fire crews - getting a firsthand look at the profession in action. 

Volunteering

Interested in getting more involved in emergency management? Bellevue’s Office of Emergency Management offers a number of ways for community members to become more engaged. 

  1. Bellevue Communications Support: Volunteer team of dedicated HAM radio operators that provides auxiliary communications services to the City of Bellevue (and surrounding region) during emergencies. See more details here.
  2. Community Engagement & Outreach: Volunteers dedicated to proactively going into the community and sharing information about emergency preparedness with their friends, neighbors, and fellow Bellevue community members. Opportunities may include preparedness presentations, staffing information booths, and facilitating preparedness activities with local neighborhoods.
  3. Emergency Response Support: Volunteers are a vital part of any disaster response. Needs during a disaster may vary depending on the nature and scope but can include support for city-run emergency shelters, the Emergency Operations Center, and many other opportunities.

Please note, there are no volunteer firefighter roles available through this program.

All volunteers must undergo a regular background check process. If you are interested in any of the above opportunities, please submit a completed Volunteer Application. A member of our staff will follow up within a week with more information about the program and next steps. 

Thank you for your interest and willingness to help build a more resilient city!

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