Oviedo Fire Department Masyhead

Administration, Training/EMS, Fire Prevention, Suppression/Rescue

The City of Oviedo Fire Department is here to serve you. The department has grown from a small contingent of interested citizens to a professional group of dedicated firefighters.



There are four divisions of the Fire Department. These divisions include Administration, Suppression/Rescue, Prevention and Public Education, and Training/EMS. The Fire Department is also responsible for Emergency Management.

ADMINISTRATION handles the day to day business of the department such as budgeting, paperwork, purchasing inquiries and management of the department.

 

  • Fire Chief
  • Senior Administrative Assistant


SUPPRESSION / RESCUE handles all emergency fire and emergency medical alarms in the City. The division provides ambulance transport to area hospitals.

 

  • Division Chief
  • Battalion Chief (3)
  • Lieutenants (9)
  • Firefighters (33)
  • Apparatus and Equipment


Station 44:

 

  • ALS Transport Rescue
  • ALS Engine
  • Reserve Engine


Station 46

 

  • ALS Transport Rescue
  • ALS Engine
  • Reserve Rescue


Station 48

 

  • ALS Engine


Additional Equipment

 

  • Speciality Apparatus/Equipment
  • Mobile Command Post Trailer
  • Fire Safety Trailer
  • EMS Cart
  • EMS Bicycle


PREVENTION/PUBLIC EDUCATION is responsible for plans review for new construction, fire inspections, fire investigations, and public education.

 

  • Fire Marshal
  • Fire Inspector


TRAINING/EMS/SAFETY is responsible for department wide training, Emergency Medical Services and new employee orientation.

 

  • Division Chief


The Fire Department is also responsible for EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT preparing the City in case of a man-made or natural disaster and terrorism readiness/response. This department maintains the Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan. The department has a 24' Mobile Command Post trailer to facilitate operations in the field. The Emergency Management Information Line can be reached at (407) 971-5611.

The Fire Department also has a Fire Explorer Post for youths ages 14 to 21 interested in the Fire Service. This post participates in department activities such as public education events and training exercises.