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FIRE RESCUE

Established in 1951, Rockdale County Fire Rescue (RCFR) is a comprehensive emergency response department that addresses a wide range of incidents, including fires, emergency medical services, hazardous materials, technical rescues, and natural disasters. Serving an area of approximately 132 square miles, RCFR responds to over 11,000 service calls each year. The department operates from an administrative building, a training annex, and ten fire stations, equipped with 7 engines, 3 Quints, 1 ladder truck, 1 Squad truck, 1 brush truck, 1 hazardous materials unit, and 2 command vehicles. RCFR has achieved an ISO rating of 2/2x.

RCFR is divided into two main divisions: Administrations and Operations. Beyond its fire suppression responsibilities, RCFR provides various services such as basic and advanced emergency medical care, fire and life safety inspections, plan reviews, fire prevention education, pre-fire planning, technical rescue, swift-water rescue, vehicle extrication, and brush fire suppression. The department also has various support teams including a bike medic team, SWAT medic, Honor Guard, and Peer Support team.

Mission

Rockdale County Fire Rescue’s mission is to safely provide fire and emergency services to protect lives, property, and the environment ensuring methods are proactive, innovative, and equitable. 

Vision

Rockdale County Fire Rescue strives to be a model in public safety, prioritizing innovative approaches and excellence in service to meet evolving community needs. 

A Message from the Fire Chief

Rockdale County Fire Rescue (RCFR) is dedicated to fostering a workplace environment built on trust and respect for the unique contributions, values, and viewpoints of our team members. This dedication is evident in our initiatives to support our workforce while providing disciplined, professional, and efficient services that cater to the needs of all those we serve.