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Volunteer firefighters are an integral part of the Corvallis Fire Department. The Department maintains a roster of volunteers who augment the ranks of the career personnel and assist with fire suppression, rescue services, emergency medical care, and fire prevention.

The Fire Department has three volunteer programs designed to allow individuals to match their skills and time with the needs of the City and the Rural Fire Protection District:

Click any link to review current salary schedules.

Diversity is a core value of the City of Corvallis. Imagine Corvallis 2040, the newly adopted community vision, describes an ongoing goal of promoting "education, communication, and enhanced understanding of cultural differences, welcoming and empowering people of diverse backgrounds, cultures, and abilities."

The City of Corvallis has 500 employees in ten City departments who work to support our community’s values in livability, public safety, sustainability, infrastructure, and economic vitality. Human Resources is dedicated to recruiting, developing, and supporting an exceptional workforce who have a direct impact on our city.

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**In the Corvallis Area Fire District residential burning of yard debris is not allowed and no permits will be issued.**

BURNING ADVISORY - 541-766-6971 (generally updated after 8:15 a.m.)

The types of burning that generally apply to residents of Corvallis are open (or backyard) and recreational burning (described below). Different sets of regulations apply to each classification.  It is recommended that property owners speak with their neighbors prior to burning.