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The document is an employment application form for the Lake Ozark Fire Protection District, specifically for positions such as Firefighter/EMT or Firefighter/Paramedic. It collects personal information, employment history, military service details, education background, references, skills and certifications, and includes a section for the applicant's reasons for wanting to join the fire department. The form emphasizes the importance of truthful information and outlines that any falsehoods may lead to disqualification or termination.

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Are fire stations public property?

While fire stations are public buildings, so are court houses, prisons, and schools.

Can I just walk up to a fire station?

Dont ever just stop in at a fire station and ask to visit. Always call ahead and make an appointment. You may need to call Fire Headquarters to get information. They will generally take your information and get back in touch with you.

Is a firefighter a public service?

Answer and Explanation: Yes, in the United States, firefighters are civil servants. They are usually employed by the community in which they work. However, there are also firefighters that work for private companies, and there are all-volunteer fire departments, as well.

Are fire departments privately owned?

Public fire prevention organizations are funded by the community via taxes. This includes your local public fire department. Since these organizations are publicly-funded, everyone can depend on them to provide fire fighting services when needed.

Whats the difference between a fire department and a fire protection district?

A fire department is typically tied to a city and the boundaries of that city. The city fire department is funded by the taxes collected by that city. A Fire District is typically tied to several communities and unincorporated areas outside of these communities and is funded by property taxes from the area they serve.