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San Diego County Fire was formed in 2008 to unify the administrative support, communications, and training of 15 rural fire agencies and extend around-the-clock protection to 1.5 million acres of the unincorporated county.

Today, San Diego County Fire strives to provide the highest level of service using an Integrated Cooperative Regional Fire Protection System; delivering fire protection and emergency services to over 40 communities through 35 fire stations and over 500 first responders.

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EMS Corps: Applications Open, First Class has Commenced

EMS Corps Student Applications Open

San Diego County Fire's EMS Corps trains young people for careers in emergency medical services. 

Throughout the 5-month program, students are provided with a stipend while receiving coaching, mentorship, and EMT training provided by experienced professionals.

The program experience includes:

  • A curriculum tailored to students' skills and abilities
  • Support for students' success
  • Help with job placement after graduation

More information and program information are available at the San Diego EMS Corps website. 

Cohort 2 begins January 5, 2026.  The EMS Corps Application portal is open until September 30, 2025.

Interested adults ages 18-26 are encouraged to apply. Two more cohorts are also planned for 2026.