For generations, Gardiner Rural Fire Protection District has stood ready to protect what matters most — your home, your family, and your community.
From structure fires to medical emergencies, our trained responders are equipped and ready to serve the Gardiner community with professionalism and care.
Rapid response to structural, wildland, and vehicle fires. Our crews are trained in advanced fire control techniques to protect lives and property across rural and residential areas.
Certified EMTs and paramedics provide immediate emergency medical care. Every second counts, and our responders are positioned to arrive quickly when it matters most.
Pre-construction inspections, fire code compliance reviews, and permit processing for new builds, renovations, and commercial operations in our jurisdiction.
Free fire safety workshops, smoke detector installations, and school programs. We believe an informed community is a safer community, and we invest in prevention.
Specialized training in wildland-urban interface firefighting. Our crews understand the unique challenges of protecting homes where development meets natural vegetation.
Round-the-clock emergency dispatch services. Whether it's 2 PM or 2 AM, help is a phone call away. Our dispatchers coordinate rapid response for all emergency types.
Gardiner Rural Fire Protection District was established to serve the unique safety needs of our rural community. Our volunteers and career firefighters live and work among the people they protect — they are your neighbors, your local business owners, and your friends.
Based at our station on Marsh Street, we respond to thousands of calls each year — from structure fires and vehicle accidents to medical emergencies and hazardous material incidents. Our commitment is simple: when you call 911, help arrives fast, and it arrives prepared.
Fire safety isn't just about responding to emergencies — it's about preventing them. Here are essential measures every Gardiner household should take.
Install smoke alarms on every level and inside each bedroom. Test them monthly and replace batteries at least once a year.
Map two exits from every room. Practice your escape route with your family at least twice a year. Designate a meeting spot outside.
Ensure your address is visible from the road and your fire lane is at least 12 feet wide. Emergency vehicles need unobstructed access.
Contact us for a complimentary home fire safety inspection. We'll identify hazards and help you create a personalized safety plan.
Whether you need a fire inspection, want to schedule a community presentation, or have questions about our services — we're here to help. Reach out today.
For emergencies, always call 911. For non-emergency inquiries, inspections, or community programs, reach out using the information below.
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