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Firefighters Wanted

The City of Chaska is currently accepting applications for the position of Firefighter. It’s hard work. Unusual hours. Requiers a good amount of continual training. But best of all, you get to help those in need. If this sounds like your thing, please print out the application at the bottom of the page and drop it off at the Chaska Fire Station on any Monday Night between 5pm and 8:30pm. Or you can mail it to us at 285 Engler Blvd, Chaska, MN 55318.

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The Chaska Fire Department started in 1871 as a volunteer department. It remains a volunteer organization with 45 firefighters, responding to over 400 calls a year. The department is proud of its high level of service and maintains an ISO rating of 4. The fire station, completed in 1996, is located at 285 Engler Boulevard. On display is a collection of memorabilia from the early days of the department, including the first motorized fire truck ever purchased by the department – a 1926 six-cylinder Studebaker, restored in every detail! Hanging prominently from the front of the Fire Station is the 400 lb. bronze bell used at the fire station in the early nineteen-hundreds. In October, during Fire Prevention Week, the department hosts an open house. During this week, firefighters are at schools and elderly housing units teaching young and old about the hazards of fire. The Fire Station is open for tours, demonstrations, literature, and truck rides on the Saturday of every Fire Prevention Week. The department is available for questions you have as a home or business owner. Our site is currently undergoing major enhancements.  We are in the process of adding valuable information regarding fire safety.  Our site will also feature current news and events that involves the Chaska Fire Department.  Check back often and join us on Facebook using the link below.

Midnight Fire Fighter (Photo credit: carl.lacey2)

Chaska Fire Department 285 Engler Boulevard Chaska, MN  55318 952-448-2990

If you are experiencing an emergency, call 911