The Ontario Fire Department provides emergency response to medical, fire, hazardous material, and specialized rescue responses twenty four hours a day seven days a week.
We provide the same services, per mutual aid agreement, to several outlying cities and fire districts. Fire prevention is a key goal within our community; from fire safety talks, to fire inspections within businesses, and residential installation of smoke detectors.
Ontario Fire & Rescue protects over 18,000 people living in the Treasure Valley, with around 110 square miles of coverage. The department consists of a Fire Chief, a Fire Captain, 9 paid professionals on staff, 28 volunteer professionals (on-call non-career firefighters) and one full-time Admin Assistant.
We provide the same services, per mutual aid agreement, to several outlying cities and fire districts. Fire prevention is a key goal within our community; from fire safety talks, to fire inspections within businesses, and residential installation of smoke detectors.
Ontario Fire & Rescue protects over 18,000 people living in the Treasure Valley, with around 110 square miles of coverage. The department consists of a Fire Chief, a Fire Captain, 9 paid professionals on staff, 28 volunteer professionals (on-call non-career firefighters) and one full-time Admin Assistant.
|
|
|
Department Mission Statement: |
Emergencies - Call 9-1-1
Non-Emergency (24/7)
(541) 473-5125
Non-Emergency (24/7)
(541) 473-5125
Burn Permits
Get more information about fees and requirements for burn permits. |
Fire Education/Prevention
Get informed about fire safety and prevention with these tips from Fire & Rescue. |
Junior Firefighter Program
Do you want to join Ontario F&R? The Junior Firefighter Program is the place to start. |
Smoke Detector Program
Find out more about the department's Smoke Detector Program. |
