How to Join GFD

Goldendale, WALocal News

Join the Goldendale Fire Department (GFD) and become a part of a dedicated team committed to community safety and wellness. The GFD is currently accepting applications for its volunteer firefighter program, which emphasizes healthy living and community engagement. To ensure the highest standards, applicants will be required to complete physical examinations and background checks as part of the selection process. This initiative not only equips future firefighters with essential skills but also fosters a sense of community through active involvement in local safety measures. Scheduled for February 20, 2025, this event presents a unique opportunity for individuals to contribute meaningfully to Goldendale.

The GFD is committed to maintaining a reliable and professional firefighting team, making this program critical to the region's safety infrastructure. Interested candidates can find further details and application guidelines on the GFD's official website. Embrace the chance to serve your community while developing valuable firefighting skills.

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