Wakulla County Fire Rescue

Wakulla County Fire Rescue Wakulla County Fire Rescue provides 24 hour a day Advanced Life Support (ALS) emergency medical care and fire protection to the residents of Wakulla County

Wakulla County Fire Rescue provides 24 hour a day Advanced Life Support (ALS) emergency medical care and fire protection with four ALS transport rescue units (ambulances) and three employee staffed fire engines at all times. We do this with approximately 53 fulltime and flex time career staff at three stations, seven volunteer fire stations, and several volunteer fire department members County wide.

🚒 WATER SUPPLY TRAINING 💦 A shift crews performed water supply training utilizing dump tanks. This drill demonstrates t...
03/31/2026

🚒 WATER SUPPLY TRAINING 💦

A shift crews performed water supply training utilizing dump tanks. This drill demonstrates the tactics necessary when there is no hydrant available and we need to establish a stable water supply quickly for suppression efforts.

🚑✨ Today we would like to highlight our Community Paramedic Program!This innovative program is designed to bring healthc...
03/25/2026

🚑✨ Today we would like to highlight our Community Paramedic Program!
This innovative program is designed to bring healthcare directly to those who need it most—right where they are. By expanding the role of paramedics beyond emergency response, we’re improving access to care and helping reduce unnecessary hospital visits.
This is a major step forward in delivering compassionate, proactive, and patient-centered care.
Join us as we work to build a healthier, stronger community—together.

Thank You to everyone that joined us today at the Push-In ceremony! We are very fortunate to be able to do what we love ...
03/20/2026

Thank You to everyone that joined us today at the Push-In ceremony! We are very fortunate to be able to do what we love in a community that is so supportive. We are thrilled to have “Truck 1” officially in service 🚒🪜🚨

🚒 Training Day 🚒Our crews have been hard at work getting hands-on training with our new ladder truck. From aerial operat...
03/11/2026

🚒 Training Day 🚒

Our crews have been hard at work getting hands-on training with our new ladder truck. From aerial operations to equipment familiarization, this training ensures our firefighters are ready to respond safely and effectively when our community needs us most.

These photos highlight the dedication and teamwork that go into preparing for every call. Continuous training keeps our crews sharp and helps us deliver the highest level of service.

We’re proud to add this new apparatus to our fleet and even prouder of the professionals who train tirelessly to operate it. 💪🔥

Join us next Friday, March 20th at 10am for the Push-In Ceremony 🚒

Join us as we proudly celebrate the arrival of our new ladder truck with a traditional Push-In Ceremony!This time-honore...
03/04/2026

Join us as we proudly celebrate the arrival of our new ladder truck with a traditional Push-In Ceremony!

This time-honored fire service tradition dates back to the late 1800's when horse-drawn steamers couldn't easily reverse and firefighters would physically push their apparatus into the station bay. We’re excited to carry on that legacy with our community by our side.

Come meet your firefighters, check out the new ladder truck up close, take photos, and help us officially push it into it's new home!
We look forward to seeing you! 🚒🚨🔥

B shift had a large group at Station 1 this morning. These future heroes got to sit in a fire truck, check out bunker ge...
03/02/2026

B shift had a large group at Station 1 this morning. These future heroes got to sit in a fire truck, check out bunker gear, and see all the tools & equipment used to fight a fire.
We love any opportunity to engage and educate the future generations of first responders! 🚒🚨

On Monday, WCFR conducted a Special Operations training class at Go Pull It in Tallahassee (formerly Pick-N-Pull). We ar...
02/26/2026

On Monday, WCFR conducted a Special Operations training class at Go Pull It in Tallahassee (formerly Pick-N-Pull). We are thankful that they provided us with vehicles to conduct this training. This allowed for a more advanced extrication exercise for our staff who participated.

Several WCFR staff members have completed advanced courses in Vehicle Machine Rescue (VMR) Operations and Technician levels. This training equips our team with the skills needed for effective vehicle and machine extrications. The team trains quarterly to maintain and enhance these skills, ensuring they are prepared when help is needed and able to serve our county well!

02/06/2026

Congratulations to former Wakulla County Fire Cadets Josiah Money! 🚒👏

We are incredibly proud to recognize Josiah as one of the newest employees of Wakulla County Fire Rescue, officially starting this week. Josiah was a valued member of our Fire Cadet Program throughout all four years of high school, consistently showing dedication, work ethic, and a true passion for the fire service.

After graduating in May, Josiah has already earned his Firefighter/EMT certification and is now serving our community in an official role. This is exactly the kind of success our cadet program strives to support, and we couldn’t be more proud to see him take this next step.

Congratulations, Josiah — your Wakulla County Fire family is proud of you, and we can’t wait to see what the future holds! 🔥💪

🚒🌟 Rookie of the Year 🌟🚑Congratulations to Justus Jones on being named WCFR’s 2025 Rookie of the Year!Justus joined the ...
01/16/2026

🚒🌟 Rookie of the Year 🌟🚑

Congratulations to Justus Jones on being named WCFR’s 2025 Rookie of the Year!

Justus joined the team last year and has been a great asset to our department. We’re excited to see all he will accomplish in his career ahead—keep up the great work!

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🔥🏆 Firefighter of the Year 🏆🔥Congratulations to John Jones on being named the WCFR 2025 Firefighter of the Year! Your ha...
01/16/2026

🔥🏆 Firefighter of the Year 🏆🔥

Congratulations to John Jones on being named the WCFR 2025 Firefighter of the Year!

Your hard work, leadership, and service make a lasting impact on our department and the community we proudly serve. Thank you for always answering the call and setting the standard for excellence.

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🚑🌟 EMS Provider of the Year 🌟🚑Congratulations to Tony Metcalf on being awarded the WCFR 2025 EMS Provider of the Year! T...
01/16/2026

🚑🌟 EMS Provider of the Year 🌟🚑

Congratulations to Tony Metcalf on being awarded the WCFR 2025 EMS Provider of the Year! This well-deserved recognition reflects your dedication, professionalism, and unwavering commitment to serving our community with excellence and compassion.

Thank you for going above and beyond every day and for representing our department with pride. We are incredibly grateful for all that you do and proud to have you on our team!

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Wishing you and your loved ones a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!We thank our crews, as well as the other fir...
12/25/2025

Wishing you and your loved ones a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
We thank our crews, as well as the other first responders in our community that have sacrificed time away from their loved ones today to ensure the safety and wellbeing of the citizens of our beautiful county.
Merry Christmas 🎄

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318 Trice Lane
Crawfordville, FL
32327

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(850) 745-8698

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