Fire Department · Career
Hall County Fire Services
Gainesville, GA · Hall County
“"Improving Lives through Excellent Service!"”
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Department careers page ↗Hall County Fire Rescue serves the Gainesville area and surrounding communities in North Georgia, covering roughly 429 square miles and a population of more than 193,000. A staff of around 367 personnel operates out of 16 to 17 stations organized into three field battalions, plus two dedicated medical units.
The department is built around a broad, all-hazards mission: structure fire suppression, emergency medical care, fire and life-safety education, fire-cause investigation, and code compliance. Its work is organized into divisions for Field Operations, Support Services, the Fire Marshal's Office, Training, Professional Standards, and Public Information.
A defining feature of the county is Lake Sidney Lanier, and Hall County Fire Rescue guards over 600 miles of its shoreline. That geography drives specialized teams including Marine Rescue, Technical Rescue, and HazMat, alongside an Honor Guard.
Hall County Fire Rescue posts its open positions through the county's ADP WorkforceNow careers portal, where all firefighter and support job openings are listed and applications are submitted online. Candidates should check the portal for currently posted positions and application deadlines.
The department is organized to support new members through its Training division and Professional Standards office; specific entry requirements, testing steps, and academy details are handled through the county hiring process.
How do I apply for a job with Hall County Fire Rescue?
All job openings are posted through Hall County's ADP WorkforceNow careers portal, where you can view current positions and submit an application online.
How large is the department?
Hall County Fire Rescue has roughly 367 personnel operating out of 16 to 17 fire stations across three field battalions, plus two medical units.
What area does the department cover?
The department protects about 429 square miles and more than 193,000 residents in North Georgia, including over 600 miles of Lake Lanier shoreline.
Does the department have specialty teams?
Yes. Hall County Fire Rescue operates Marine Rescue, Technical Rescue, and HazMat teams, along with an Honor Guard, in addition to fire suppression and emergency medical services.
Who leads the department?
The Fire Chief is Jerry Smith, who oversees divisions including Field Operations, Support Services, the Fire Marshal's Office, Training, and Professional Standards.