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You can expect a minimum of a few hours each month to be dedicated to the fire department, but often it will be a lot more. In some volunteer departments, there are on call hours when the volunteers stay all day or overnight at the firehouse for a duty shift.
The majority of fire departments in the United States are volunteer. Of the total 29,452 fire departments in the country, 18,873 are all volunteer; 5,335 are mostly volunteer; 2,459 are mostly career; and 2,785 are all career.
Volunteer firefighters can never receive hourly pay because of the FLSA, but this rule is not the same as a complete ban on payments to volunteers. For example, a city or town can provide a nominal fee for the service of volunteer firefighters.
Heres how to become an approved Polk County Public Schools volunteer: Complete an online volunteer application for either (Level 1) or (Level 2). Wait for your application to be processed. Attend a school orientation.
In the United States, the Department of Labor classifies volunteer firefighters as firefighters that receive no compensation or nominal fees up to 20% of the compensation a full-time firefighter would receive in the same capacity.
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Volunteer fire departments raise money through: being a part of the local governments annual budget special grants from local, regional and state government bodies fundraising events (car washes, yard work days, pet photos with Santa at Christmas, pancake breakfasts, calendars, rummage sales, etc.)
3. The majority of fire departments in the United States are volunteer. Of the total 29,452 fire departments in the country, 18,873 are all volunteer; 5,335 are mostly volunteer; 2,459 are mostly career; and 2,785 are all career.

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