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Florida Engineers Management Corp is a professional engineering organization based in Tallahassee, FL. They offer a range of services including licensure processes, engineering exams, continuing education requirements, and regulatory enforcement. With a focus on maintaining high standards in the engineering industry, Florida Engineers Management Corp provides resources and support for engineer interns, professional engineers, and special inspectors. They also offer services for engineering firms, such as registering the firm, adding or removing qualifying agents, and managing changes of status. Generated from the website

The Chaires-Capitola Volunteer Fire Department is located in the eastern central section of Leon County, Florida. As a not-for-profit and entirely volunteer department we provide fire suppresion and emergency medical services for a territory of approximately 76 square miles and over 7, 600 homes. We are under the administrative oversight and medical direction of Leon County Emergency Medical Services. We have a contract with the Tallahassee City Fire Department for joint response to fire and medical emergencies outside of the city limits. All firefighting and medical training required to become a volunteer is provided free of charge. We can also provide information and access to continuing education through multiple local and state agencies. If you are interested in becoming a Volunteer Firefighter/First Responder with us please browse through our Policies and Standard Operating Procedures ( SOP ) pages. We provide them for free public viewing so prospective volunteers can see how we operate. If you are ready to make the committment required to be a member of our team, contact information is provided below.

Lake Jackson Fire Rescue is a dedicated volunteer fire department serving the northwest western section of Leon County, Florida since 1988. With the largest territory among all the Volunteer Departments in the county, they provide essential fire and rescue services to over 12,000 landowners and thousands of acres of National Forest, responding to an average of 75 to 100 emergency calls per month. Equipped to handle a wide range of emergencies, including house fires, medical calls, and vehicle accidents, Lake Jackson Fire Rescue works closely with the Tallahassee Fire Department on investigations and service calls. Committed to the safety and well-being of the community, their team of dedicated firefighters and volunteers strive to provide prompt and effective assistance in times of need.Generated from the website