Firefighters and drivers
Train to respond to fires, alarms, motor vehicle crashes, storm emergencies, and other calls for help throughout Woodland Township.
Join the Department
Find your place serving Woodland Township.
You do not have to know exactly where you fit yet. If you care about helping your neighbors, there is a role here that can match your skills, schedule, and comfort level.
Volunteer Opportunities
Emergency response takes more than firefighters.
Woodland Township Fire Department is built by people who step forward in different ways. Some members train for interior firefighting. Others support search and rescue, drone operations, communications, logistics, fundraising, events, administration, and member support.
Whether you want to respond to calls, help behind the scenes, or support the department through the fire company and Ladies Auxiliary, we can help you understand the options and choose a path that feels right.
Ways to Serve
Choose a role that fits how you want to help.
Drone, search, rescue, and remote access
Support incidents in wooded and hard-to-reach areas as a drone operator, search and rescue technician, UTV team member, or communications support member.
Logistics, rehab, and administration
Help keep operations moving through equipment support, accountability, incident rehab, records, planning, community outreach, and day-to-day department needs.
Social and executive members
Serve through the fire company by supporting department traditions, membership, public events, fundraising, leadership, and community connection.
Events, fundraising, and member support
Join the auxiliary to help organize events, support members and their families, raise funds, and strengthen the department's connection with the community.
We will help you find the right path.
Many members start with a conversation, attend a meeting, ask questions, and then decide which role makes the most sense for them.
What to Expect
Training, purpose, and a team beside you.
Training matched to your role
Firefighter and special operations roles include structured training, safety skills, and hands-on practice. Support roles are trained around the work you will actually do.
Community that lasts beyond calls
Members build trust through training nights, public events, fundraisers, meetings, and the shared responsibility of being ready when the township needs help.
A meaningful way to serve
Every role matters. The person flying a drone, tracking resources, planning a fundraiser, or bringing support to a long incident is part of the response.
How to Apply
Tell us where you are interested, and we will walk you through the next step.
Send a quick interest form so we know how to reach you and what you want to learn more about.
An officer or department representative will contact you, answer questions, and explain the full application process.
You can visit, meet members, understand training expectations, and choose the role that fits you best.