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The Spanish Fort Fire Rescue Department, established in 1962, is a mostly volunteer department that provides around the clock fire protection and rescue services for our citizens and visitors of Spanish Fort. Operating out of three fire stations, our fire fighters respond to a wide array of emergency calls. These calls include: structure fires, motor vehicle accidents, hazardous materials accidents, and emergency medical calls. Spanish Fort Fire and Rescue provides services in three key areas: fire-rescue response, pre-incident planning, and public education and fire prevention. 

FIRE-RESCUE RESPONSE

The Spanish Fort Fire – Rescue Department provides emergency responses to the citizens of Spanish Fort, Malbis, Plantation Hills, and Bay Branch. We respond to over 775 calls per year. Responses include residential and commercial fires, fire alarms, medical emergencies, motor vehicle accidents, and forest fires to name a few.

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PRE-INCIDENT PLANNING

We work with local businesses to perform pre-incident planning and loss prevention activities. Annually, we visit each business to ensure our information is up to date. We also perform a Fire and Life Safety Code Inspection which identifies areas of concern for the business owner and fire department as well.

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PUBLIC EDUCATION AND FIRE PREVENTION

Our in-house Public Education program reaches over 1,100 school age children annually. We provide training and education to children and adults as well. To get more information about one of our programs, please contact our Public Education Officer at 251-626-8876.

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RELEVANT ORDINANCES

False Alarms -- Ordinance No. 395-2010

No Open Burning of Debris -- Ordinance No. 282-2007

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Donations are encouraged and appreciated! The Spanish Fort Fire Rescue Department is a mostly volunteer organization. Please contact the Department if you wish to give.