How To Volunteer For Our Firefighter Program or Auxiliary Team
1. Fill out our application below, and return it to Maxwell Fire Dept @  9655 Tx 142 Maxwell Tx 78656
(You will need to provide a valid Drivers License, Social Security Card and agree to a background check.)
2. After your background check has cleared,
you will be invited to one of our training meetings on Wednesday nights
Once accepted by our Fire Board , you can begin attending our meetings and trainings.
(Note, there is a six month probation period before becoming a full member.)
 

​Join Our Volunteer Firefighter Team

No prior experience is necessary—just a willingness to learn and serve.

Gain valuable skills and serve your community!
Our volunteer firefighters receive essential training through a combination of online and in-person classes. 

Start your journey today!

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Join Our Auxiliary Team

No prior experience is necessary—just a willingness to learn and serve.

We’re looking for dedicated men and women who are eager to support their community!

As a member of our Auxiliary Team, you’ll have the opportunity to:

Learn the basics of firefighting while working alongside our staff, assisting in community outreach including planning and execution of community events, education, and safety training. Other opportunities may involve cooking meals for firefighters, handing out waters at fire scenes, helping tidy up the station, helping with paperwork, anything and everything to free up firefighters to be more safe and available for emergencies.

If you're ready to make a difference, we’d love to have you on board!

Join Our Driver Apparatus Team
Must be able to pass our emergency vehicle driver training class, provide an up to date Texas Department of Public Safety driving record, provide personal auto insurance and provide a valid drivers license.

 

 

 

 

Why it's considered a privilege and an honor to volunteer for a fire department

• Serving the community: Volunteers gain immense personal satisfaction from knowing they are making a real difference in the safety and well-being of their neighbors and community members.

• Impactful and tangible results: Whether it's rescuing someone from a dangerous situation or helping to protect property, volunteers often see the immediate positive impact of their actions.

• Building deep bonds and camaraderie: Working together in high-stress, potentially life-threatening situations creates a strong sense of teamwork, trust, and lasting friendships among firefighters.

• Personal growth and skill development: The training and experiences gained as a volunteer firefighter can be challenging but highly rewarding, fostering personal growth and the development of valuable skills like leadership, problem-solving, and resilience.

• Sense of purpose and fulfillment: For many, volunteering in such a vital role provides a deep sense of purpose and meaning, knowing their time and efforts are dedicated to helping others in their greatest time of need. 

In essence, volunteering for a fire department is seen as a privilege because it offers the unique opportunity to contribute significantly to the safety and well-being of a community. It is considered an honor due to the respect and appreciation earned from fellow firefighters, community members, and oneself for the dedication and courage involved in this selfless act of service.