Pike County Board of Commissioners Approves Staffing

for Pike County Fire Department

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Beginning Monday, July 1, 2024, Pike County Fire Department will man Station 7 (Zebulon) with paid firefighters 24-hours a day, 7 days a week.  This increase in coverage is part of the recent 2024-2025 budget approval by the Pike County Board of Commissioners.

All volunteer personnel currently on the roster will continue to respond and perform duties as usual.  Our volunteers come from all walks of life, which, we have found, enriches our department and our abilities.  

We look forward to what the future brings for the department and our service to the citizens of Pike County.

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Make sure first responders are able to locate you in the event you have an emergency.  Download the order form.

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Medical First Responder Service License Issued by the Georgia Department of Public Health Effective July 1, 2017 A Medical First Responder License allows certain Fire Department apparatus to be equipped with specific basic lifesaving equipment as well as trauma and extrication equipment. These apparatuses have been inspected by and are state certified as Medical First Response vehicles. Individuals who are certified at the level of EMT and above will continue to respond to 911 calls in a designated MFR vehicle and perform basic lifesaving skills following protocols approved by the Medical Director for the Pike County Fire Department.