Updated Website

The El Dorado Fire Department is proud to announce the launch of our newly updated website at eldoradofire.org. Our goal with this update was simple — make it easier for the citizens of El Dorado and surrounding Union County to find the information they need quickly.

What's New

Our updated website now features a cleaner, more organized layout designed with the public in mind. Here is what you will find:

  • A dedicated Services page outlining everything we do — from fire suppression and ALS ambulance transport to hazmat response, technical rope rescue, and community education

  • An updated About page with current department information including leadership, staffing, and station locations

  • A new Contact page with our address, phone number, email, and an interactive map so you can find us easily

  • Live social media feeds from our Facebook page so you can stay up to date with the latest news and activity from your fire department without leaving the website

  • A prominent emergency banner at the top of every page reminding residents to call 911 for emergencies and providing our non-emergency number

Stay Connected

The best way to stay connected with the El Dorado Fire Department is to follow us on Facebook at facebook.com/ElDoradoFireArk and check back here regularly for news and updates. We will be posting more frequently going forward to keep our community informed.

We're Hiring

The El Dorado Fire Department is currently accepting applications for Firefighter/EMT and Firefighter/Paramedic positions. No experience is needed — we provide full training. Starting pay ranges from $44,253 to $54,250 depending on certification and education. Visit our Join Our Team page for details.

Thank You

Thank you to the citizens of El Dorado for your continued support of your fire department. We are proud to serve this community every day and we look forward to keeping you better informed through our updated online presence.

For non-emergency inquiries call (870) 881-4855 or email debbielewis@eldoradofire.org

For emergencies always call 911

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