The Fire & Rescue Department is a public safety function that protects life, property and the environment through its mitigation, prevention, response, and recovery services. The Fire/Rescue/Emergency Medical Services Division staffs 6 fire stations, 24/7/365! The Community Risk Reduction Division provides public education, emergency management, life safety planning and inspections, and code enforcement services. Both divisions are supported by the Fire Administration division. The Department is currently budgeted for 90 full-time staff members, 84 sworn positions and six non-sworn positions. Part-time staffing consists of 4 full-time equivalents to serve within the following divisions: Fire Administration Fire/Rescue/Emergency Medical Services Community Risk Reduction