Fire Department
Fire Chief – Debbie Mackey
Station #1
175 Main St.
Non-Emergency Number: 209-223-2147
Station #2
10600 Argonaut Drive
Non-Emergency Number: 209-223-9039
If you have an Emergency DIAL 9-1-1
The Jackson Fire Department is a full-time and volunteer organization providing fire protection and suppression and emergency response to the residents of Jackson and surrounding areas. Emergency assistance is provided for all incidents including vehicle, residential, commercial and industrial situations where prompt delivery of emergency fire and/or medical services is needed.
Protective services include inspection ofcommercial, industrial, and residential buildings, and enforcement of applicable codes. The Department also provides training for volunteers in the area of fire suppression, rescues, and a wide variety of techniques and applications which accompany these skilled procedures. The Fire Department, through agreements with the Amador County Fire Protection District (AFPD) and other entities, provides automatic and mutual aid response to areas outside Jackson City limits.
Measure M was approved by voters on November 4, 2008. The revenue generated by this measure has enabled the City to bring on full-time firefighters to supplement the volunteers. The half-percent sales tax went into effect on April 1, 2009.
Volunteer Firefighter Opportunites
Station #1
175 Main St.
Non-Emergency Number: 209-223-2147
Station #2
10600 Argonaut Drive
Non-Emergency Number: 209-223-9039
If you have an Emergency DIAL 9-1-1
The Jackson Fire Department is a full-time and volunteer organization providing fire protection and suppression and emergency response to the residents of Jackson and surrounding areas. Emergency assistance is provided for all incidents including vehicle, residential, commercial and industrial situations where prompt delivery of emergency fire and/or medical services is needed.Protective services include inspection ofcommercial, industrial, and residential buildings, and enforcement of applicable codes. The Department also provides training for volunteers in the area of fire suppression, rescues, and a wide variety of techniques and applications which accompany these skilled procedures. The Fire Department, through agreements with the Amador County Fire Protection District (AFPD) and other entities, provides automatic and mutual aid response to areas outside Jackson City limits.
Measure M was approved by voters on November 4, 2008. The revenue generated by this measure has enabled the City to bring on full-time firefighters to supplement the volunteers. The half-percent sales tax went into effect on April 1, 2009.
Volunteer Firefighter Opportunites