Elk City Fire Department Hiring Career Firefighter

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Elk City, OK – The Elk City Fire & EMS Department is looking for its next dedicated team member. The department is now accepting applications for a Career Firefighter position.

Elk City’s Fire Department is a combination department with 28 career firefighters and 20 volunteers, responding to nearly 3,000 emergency calls per year. They’re seeking someone who is community-minded and ready to serve in a fast-paced, progressive environment.

What They’re Looking For:

  • Age: 18–44

  • High school diploma or equivalent

  • Valid Oklahoma driver’s license

  • Ability to pass a background check

  • Must obtain IFSAC Firefighter I and EMT certification within 1 year of hire

  • Applicants will complete a physical agility test (including a 1.5-mile run under 13 minutes and strength testing) and a written exam

What’s Offered:

This full-time role offers competitive pay, comprehensive benefits, and ongoing training to help build a long-term career in public safety.

How to Apply:

Visit elkcity.com to apply online, or pick up and return an application at:

  • City Hall – 320 W Third St.

  • Elk City Fire Station – 303 W Fifth St.

All online applications go directly to the department.

Don’t wait—the deadline to apply is April 18, 2025.


 
 

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