SJC Fire Rescue
St. Johns County Fire Rescue
Announcements
St. Johns County Restructures Fire Rescue Administration – The St. Johns County Fire Rescue Department has been temporarily restructured as Fire Chief R. Scott Bullard has resigned. Bullard was named Fire Chief in May 2023 to replace Chief Jeffrey Prevatt, who retired in December 2022. Battalion Chief Sean McGee will serve as Acting Fire Chief. Deputy Chief Stephanie Whaley will serve as Acting Assistant Chief and Assistant Chief Jeremy Robshaw will serve as the department's Communications Director/Public Information Officer. The temporary restructuring takes effect on Monday, Oct. 2, 2023. SJC Restructures Fire Rescue Administration
2022 Annual Report – We are excited to announce the St. Johns County 2022 Fire Rescue Annual Report is now available for public review. The report outlines the services provided by the department as well as their efforts in responding to emergency situations last year. We thank you for your support and look forward to continuing to serve the community in the upcoming year. For questions or feedback about the report, please contact St. Johns County Fire Rescue's Public Information Officer by email ghall@sjcfl.us.
Commissioners Approve $500,000 to Provide Mental Health Support for Fire Rescue Personnel – During the Oct. 4, 2022, regular Board of County Commissioners meeting, commissioners unanimously approved an allocation of $500,000 from the Fire District Rescue Reserve to provide mental health support for members of St. Johns County Fire Rescue. Fire Rescue Mental Health Support Full Press Release
Fire Rescue
The St. Johns County Fire Rescue Division encompasses the Fire Rescue, Fire Prevention and Marine Rescue Departments which provide a variety of esseatial safety services to our community. Learn more about our division, our history, goals, core values, and how we are organized. Our Mission and Values
Fire Prevention
Information about field inspections, fire code compliance, public education activities, residential, business owner, and contractor information, investigations, permits & forms, inspection checklists & guidelines, grills & Fire Code requirements, insurance ratings, CPR, Fire Code, scheduling / permitting a controlled burn. Fire Prevention
Marine Rescue
Since 1933, St. Johns County has been providing superior lifesaving services on the county's beaches to residents and visitors alike. Today, St. Johns County Marine Rescue is a part of St. Johns County Fire and Rescue Department. The Marine Rescue Section is an Advanced Certified Agency through the United States Lifesaving Association. Marine Rescue
Public Education
St. Johns County Fire Rescue offers many educational opportunities to the residents and visitors of the community. SJCFR offers American Heart Association CPR/AED and Basic First Aid classes, BLS for Healthcare Providers and ACLS classes. Other classes that are offered are Community "Stop the Bleed" classes and free one hour "Hands Only CPR" non-certified classes. In addition, SJCFR offers fire extinguisher and fire prevention classes. Public Education
Topics
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to some of your most common questions covering issues including how to get incident reports, how to obtain fire station information for my insurance company, do you need a permit to burn yard waste, where to send insurance information for ambulance transport and much more. Of course, if you don't find an answer to your question, we're happy to assist. Fire Rescue Contact information. Business & Residents / Bill Pay, Reports, and Insurance
Employment
We are proud of our organization and our personnel, recognizing the value each employee brings to this department. We are committed to a diverse department of qualified and motivated firefighters ready to accept the challenges of one of the most rewarding professions we know. Employment
St. Johns County Fire Rescue
