Marion County Fire District No. 1
Quick Facts – When you call for help we respond – 24 / 7 / 365
We respond out of eight stations with 9 engines, 7 transport ambulances, 3 brush units, 4 tenders, and 12 staff vehicles. We do this with a team of over 100 fire and medical personnel who staff our stations.
50,000+ People
Serving 50,000+ Residents
80+ Square Miles
Covering Approx. 88 Square Miles
10,000+ Calls
10,000+ Calls for Help Annually
100+ Personnel
100+ Fire, Medical, Support Personnel
8 Stations
We Operate out of Eight Stations
9 Engines
9 Fire Engines (fire trucks)
7 Ambulances
Seven Ambulances with Paramedic's
4 Tenders
4 Tender Trucks (water transport)
3 Brush Units
3 Brush / Wildfire Firefighting Units
MCFD No. 1 provides emergency services to over 50,000 residents in 88 square miles of unincorporated residential, commercial, and agricultural property bordering the cities of Salem, Oregon, and Keizer, Oregon.
Fire | EMS | Rescue | Wildfire
The Marion County Fire District No. 1 is not part of the city of Salem or Marion County but is an independent “special service district” and is a combination agency supported by career and volunteer personnel. We provide Fire, EMS, and emergency services to residents who are in unincorporated Marion County.
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MCFD No. 1 – Recent Calls
- GSW4 03-31-20234641 CAROLINA AV NE Salem
- ALRMF- Fire alarm 03-31-20236698 COTTONWOOD ST NE Salem
- BITE1 03-31-20237781 RAMBLER DR NE Salem
- UNKMED1 03-31-20234322 OREGON TRAIL CT NE Salem
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Becuase 80% of our calls involve a medical situation, all of our Career personnel are either Firefighter-EMT-Paramedics or Single Role EMT-Paramedics
A Message from Our MCFD No. 1 Fire Chief
Within our Organization, there are Five Basic Rules which every member knows and consistently practices:
1. Do What is Right.
2. Do Your Best.
3. Treat Others with Dignity, Understanding, and Respect.
4. Leave the Situation Better than the Way you Found it.
5. Help Other Members to be Successful.
The success of our organization is dependent upon the proper mixture of talented, dedicated, and capable personnel, command staff, and board members. This balance is critical to our ability to serve our community in the best possible manner.
Community Service Organizations and Home Owner Associations
Chief Kyle McMann welcomes invitations to speak to members of your organization using your virtual video or teleconference technology. He can provide an overview of the Fire District and answer any questions. Please direct those virtual meeting requests to kylem@mcfd1.com
