Coweta Professional Fire Fighters IAFF

06/17/2026

06/17/2026

We’re hiring! If you’re looking to be a part of something bigger than yourself and make a living doing it, now is the time!

You’ve got two weeks to apply! Recruit class is tentatively schedule to start mid August.

Applications due by July 1st, no experience required.

06/05/2026

🔥🎗️ June is .

The stress of the job doesn't always end when the call is over. If you or a fellow member are struggling, help is available.

Explore resources for members ➡️ iaff.org/behavioral-health

06/03/2026

We're hiring for the position of an Emergency Medical Technician - Advanced (EMT-A)!

Key responsibilities include:
🚑 Providing basic to advanced life support services that are within the EMT-A scope of practice
🩺 Delivering patient care in the back of a medical unit during transport, while ensuring timely completion of the patient care report
🚨 Participating in medical responses, including stabilizing patients and performing extrication
🚗 Driving and/or operating various medical apparatus
🏥 Facilitating transport from local hospitals and to out-of-area facilities

👉 Interested? Learn more about the education and experience/special requirements and apply for the position: https://bit.ly/4x5KPJn.

05/10/2026

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04/22/2026

On April 21, several employees received a “Life Save Award” during the Board of Commissioners meeting for their quick and coordinated response to a medical emergency involving a coworker that occurred in January.

From the initial 911 call to EMS arrival and transport to the hospital, Alan Smith (Parks & Recreation), Karen Beatenbough (Parks & Recreation), Shelly White (911/EMA), Kayla Turner (911/EMA), Creighton Smith (Fire Rescue), Patrick Anderson (Fire Rescue), Taylor Nelms (Fire Rescue), and William Caswell (Fire Rescue) worked together to help save Event Services Director Tray Baggarly, who was suffering from a heart attack. The “Life Save Award” recognizes their teamwork, quick thinking and use of lifesaving techniques, such as CPR and use of an AED, during that incident.

In addition, Alan Smith, a current employee and retired firefighter, received the Piedmont Community Hero Award for his quick actions to render CPR until EMS arrived at the scene and took over.

We are deeply grateful for each of these individuals - their courage, rapid response, and commitment helped save Tray’s life. Please join us in recognizing and thanking these employees for their extraordinary actions that day.

04/21/2026