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City of Springfield
Department of Fire and Life Safety
225 Fifth Street
Springfield OR 97477
Phone: 541-726-3737     FAX: 541-726-2297

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OUR MISSION
Protect life, property, and environment

OUR COMMITMENT
We use safe, efficient, effective, and innovative fire and life safety principles and techniques

OUR VISION
Springfield Fire and Life Safety will be:
• A progressive, caring, professional organization delivering effective services
• Flexible within a changing environment
• Recognized for its leadership within the region
• Instrumental in fostering regional cooperation
• Fiscally responsible and financially stable and secure

OUR VALUES
Respect, Integrity, Accountability, Teamwork, Service, Balance, and Adaptability


How to Contact Us for Non-Emergency Department Business
Hours: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, Monday through Friday
Address: 225 Fifth Street, Springfield, OR 97477
Telephone: 541-726-3737
Fax: 541-726-2297
E-Mail: firelife@ci.springfield.or.us
Fire Prevention Services: 541-726-3737
FireMed Ambulance Membership Information: 541-726-3636
Ambulance Billing Questions: 541-726-3734
Fire Chief/Department Director: Dennis Murphy
Deputy Chief/Fire Marshal: Al Gerard
Deputy Chief/Operations: Mark Walker
Battalion Chief/Operations: Bruce Hocking
Battalion Chief/Operations: Dana Burwell
Battalion Chief/Operations: Paul Esselstyn
Battalion Chief/Training: Jeff Kronser
EMS Program Supervisor : Fred Lundgren
FireMed Program Director: Bart Noll
How to Find Us
Click here for directions to our administrative office

Department Profile

Ambulance Billing Public-Private Reciprocal Agreement Information

Fire Protection in the Wildland/Urban Interface

9-1-1 Your Direct Emergency Hotline

Notice of Privacy Practices

Download Physician Certification Statement (PCS) Forms

FireMed Logo FireMed Ambulance Membership Program website

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To Report an Emergency

Dial 911

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Springfield Pandemic Influenza Plan

Pandemic Influenza
“Get Prepared, Not Scared!”

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If you have information about a suspected arson fire, please contact us

Arson Tip Line

988-FIRE

(988-3473)


        

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