Now Hiring: Join the Springdale Fire Department!
Are you looking for a career that’s fast-paced, challenging, and truly makes a difference in your community? The Springdale Fire Department is currently accepting applications for our latest hiring cycle — but don’t wait! Applications close December 22nd at 4:00 p.m.
We have 13 open positions, including roles to fill current vacancies and staffing for our new fire station. If you’ve ever considered a future in fire service, now is the perfect time to take the next step.
To help applicants complete the process, we’re offering two additional CPAT (Candidate Physical Agility Test) dates:
Saturday, December 6th
Saturday, December 20th
There’s still time to apply — but the clock is ticking. Start your journey with us today and become part of a team committed to protecting and serving Springdale.
Apply now and answer the call!
Our department offers excellent benefits and compensation, including:
Paid Firefighter I/II Academy and EMT certification
LOPFI Pension
457 (b) Deferred Compensation Plan
Health, Dental, and Vision Insurance
Holiday Pay
Automatic FLSA Overtime
Certificate Pay
48/96 Schedule
Interested applicants can follow the link below for more information and to begin the application process.
1 day ago, Justin Pinkley
Despite the cold winter night, a few of our dedicated crews proudly helped kick off the Christmas season by taking part in the Christmas Parade of the Ozarks. We were grateful to join our community in this festive tradition and share in the holiday spirit!
2 days ago, Justin Pinkley
Cold temperatures and freezing rain created hazardous conditions across the city this morning, leading to several traffic accidents. Our crews responded quickly and worked efficiently to ensure each incident was managed safely.
As we move through the winter season, please be mindful that roadways can remain slick and conditions may change quickly. We encourage everyone to drive with caution, slow down, and stay alert during periods of cold or icy weather. Stay safe!
2 days ago, Rance Richardson
Happy Thanksgiving from the Springdale Fire Department!
As we gather with family and friends, the kitchen truly becomes the heart of the home. From trying out treasured family recipes to decorating cakes and cookies, everyone loves taking part in the holiday preparations.
With all that activity, it’s important to keep fire safety top of mind. This joyous season can also be a hectic one, and a few simple precautions can help keep your celebrations safe.
As you plan your holiday schedule and get ready for that big family feast, remember: by following basic kitchen safety tips, you can enjoy your time together while keeping your home and loved ones safe from fire.
Have a warm, safe, and wonderful Thanksgiving!
6 days ago, Justin Pinkley
Just after midnight, SFD assisted the Nob Hill Fire Department with a residential structure fire. Crews remained on scene for several hours working to fully extinguish the blaze.
13 days ago, Rance Richardson
What a great weekend for our crews!
On Saturday, a few of our members took on the Hero Half Marathon in Fayetteville and crushed it!
Huge congratulations to Chris Nooner, Steve Lewis, Spencer Allen, and Hailey Dorsey for bringing home some hardware and representing our department with pride.
Way to go, team!
23 days ago, Justin Pinkley
Please join us in congratulating Springdale's newest firefighters on graduation from the NWA Fire Training Academy! They have completed an intense and challenging 10 week training program as part of their preparations to serve the community and citizens of Springdale. The recruits will spend an additional two weeks with our Training Division and will then be assigned to their respective shifts and stations. Congratulations on your achievement. (Photo From Left to Right: Montana Pace, Steven Cruz, Audie Ramsey, John Hendricks, Michael Kilpatrick, Caleb Chastain, Eric Pearce, Kyle Rae, and Brody Noyes.
Two of our recruits brought home some additional hardware Congratulations to Audie Ramsey for receiving the Leadership Award, and Eric Pearce on receiving the Academic Achievement Award!
26 days ago, Justin Pinkley
Fire crews are on scene of a high-pressure natural gas leak at Harris Street and Johnson Ave. Please avoid the area until the situation is resolved.
29 days ago, Justin Pinkley
The crew from Station 5 is geared up and ready to hand out candy to all the trick-or-treaters tonight! Stop by, say hello, and grab some sweets. All nine fire stations are handing out candy tonight. Have a fun and safe Halloween!
about 1 month ago, Justin Pinkley
This afternoon, crews from the west side of the city responded to a shed fire that was threatening a nearby home. Upon arrival, firefighters found the detached shed fully involved in flames. Crews acted quickly to protect the residence and successfully contained the fire to the shed, preventing any extension to the main structure.
about 1 month ago, Justin Pinkley
It was a beautiful October Saturday, and our crews teamed up with the Red Cross to make the most of it. Together, we canvassed neighborhoods across the city as part of the Annual ‘Sound the Alarm Smoke Alarm Drive,’ distributing smoke alarms and helping keep our community safe.”
about 2 months ago, Justin Pinkley
Today a young boy stopped by Fire Station #1 to say hello and try out his firefighting skills. His excitement and eagerness to serve were inspiring! In just a few years, there’s a good chance you’ll see him riding along on one of our chrome yellow trucks, helping protect our city.
about 2 months ago, Justin Pinkley
Today our crews had the honor of attending the Annual Salsa Fest at Luther George Park! It was a great day connecting with the community as many festival-goers stopped by to say hello and check out our chrome yellow engine.
about 2 months ago, Justin Pinkley
Firefighters responded to an early morning fire yesterday on Hickory Street. Firefighters worked hard to bring the situation under control. The cause of the fire remains under investigation.
2 months ago, Justin Pinkley
Firefighters are currently on scene of a working commercial fire at 801 North Jefferson Street (Moisture Shield).
2 months ago, Justin Pinkley
Last evening, we had the privilege of celebrating a special milestone at our Fall Pinning Ceremony. We welcomed new firefighters being officially sworn in.
These ceremonies are more than tradition—they're a testament to the commitment, courage, and leadership that define our department. The badges placed on each uniform represent not just rank, but the trust our community places in these men and women every day. To our newly sworn-in firefighters, welcome to the family.
Thank you to all the families, friends, and community members who joined us to celebrate this night of honor and achievement.
#FireDepartmentPride #SpringdaleFD
2 months ago, Justin Pinkley
This morning, Engine 7 and Brush 7 were honored to participate in the Harber High School Homecoming Parade! The event brought together students and staff from several schools, with the HBHS band proudly leading the way. It was a great opportunity to connect with the community and support our local schools. Thanks for having us, Harber High!
3 months ago, Justin Pinkley
Yesterday, firefighters from Station 6 and Station 7 had the incredible opportunity to team up with Har-Ber High School’s Performing Arts Program (Troupe 7262)!
We brought out our extrication tools and turned a standard passenger vehicle into a "convertible" — now ready to hit the stage as a prop in their upcoming production of Marcus is Walking.
While we always enjoy demonstrating our equipment and skills, we’re even more excited to see these talented students bring their performance to life. Break a leg, Troupe 7262 — we’ll be cheering you on!
3 months ago, Justin Pinkley
Captain Jeremy Shinn and Firefighter Dakota Medina attended the Oklahoma Swift Water Conference, training on advanced swift water operations to strengthen our rescue capabilities.
3 months ago, Rance Richardson
Today, our probationary firefighters took on the Nance Drill — a critical training scenario that simulates rescuing a downed firefighter who has fallen through a floor.
Crews practiced multiple hoseline-based techniques to safely remove the victim, sharpening both their skills and their confidence under pressure.
A strong day of training, and invaluable experience gained!
3 months ago, Rance Richardson
