Jackson County Fire Rescue Station 22

Jackson County Fire Rescue is a career department founded in 1974, serving Jackson County in the rural Panhandle of Florida. They are the sole provider of Advanced Life Support EMS and fire suppression within the county, covering an area of 955 square miles. With six stations located throughout the county, they have a team of thirty-six combat employees who are certified Firefighter II and EMTs or Paramedics in the State of Florida.

Working in collaboration with fourteen local municipalities and volunteer fire departments, Jackson County Fire Rescue ensures a prompt and effective response to emergencies by providing support, staff, and equipment. Their dedicated team of professionals works in three shifts, with full-time employees working 48-hour shifts followed by a 96-hour rest period. Additionally, they employ auxiliary EMTs and paramedics to fill vacancies and maintain a high level of service.

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