The District’s mission is: "Committed to serving the needs of Amador County with professionalism, integrity and vision"
7
Stations
48
Paid and Volunteer First Responders
2,000+
Emergencies Answered Each Year
491
Square Miles Protected
BECOME A VOLUNTEER
The Amador Fire Protection District is always looking for new members who want to contribute to their community in the most exciting volunteer capacity imaginable. Knowing this job is so important, we make sure all of our volunteer firefighters are well trained and properly equipped.
HIRING!
Amador Fire is currently accepting applications for the positions of Fire Chief.
Latest News
Thank you to Pine Grove Elementary for allowing us to participate and put on a live fire presentation for Science Saturday
Its International Firefighters Day, and we would like to take a moment to thank all the men and women out there with the honorable title of Firefighter. You do so much more than help us in our times of need. You are our neighbors, our friends, our family, our heroes, and we appreciate all you do for us! Amador Firefighters Association, Battalion 20 Firefighters Association, Jackson Fire Department, Sutter Creek Fire District, City of Ione Fire Department, Jackson Valley Fire Protection District, Lockwood Fire Protection District Station 151.
Words can not express how thankful I am to all of you! And I am so grateful to get to work with you too!
Greetings to all. My brothers!!! Miss you all.
Thank you, all of you, for everything you do.
So proud of you Spencer! Love you grandma😍
A HUGE Thank you to ALL of our Firefighters!! <3
Yea, team.
Our Deputy Fire Marshals would like to thank the property owners in the Amador Fire Protection District all of the great efforts made to reduce the fire danger around your homes and properties.
Please remember to use great caution when clearing your property especially after the middle of May each year. Many fires start each year during the May-June time frame by well intentioned property owners using mowers, tractors and similar equipment without realizing the very severe fire potential these machines pose.
