The Lauderhill Fire Rescue Operations Division is comprised of 115 highly trained and dedicated professionals who proudly serve the residents, businesses, and visitors of the City of Lauderhill.
All Operations Division members are cross-trained as Firefighters/Paramedics or Firefighters/EMTs and are prepared to respond to a full spectrum of emergencies, including fire suppression, advanced life support medical calls, and large-scale disaster incidents.
In addition to emergency responses, Lauderhill Fire Rescue routinely handles a wide range of non-emergency and community service calls, contributing to an annual call volume of more than 16,000 calls for service.
Staffing & Deployment
The Operations Division staffs four Advanced Life Support (ALS) fire suppression companies consisting of two engine companies and two quint apparatus, along with four ALS rescue units. Daily operations are supervised by one District Chief and one Battalion Chief, with resources deployed from four strategically located fire stations throughout the city.
Operations personnel are assigned to three shifts operating on a 24-hour on / 48-hour off schedule, ensuring continuous coverage and rapid response. In addition, four full-time Fire Inspectors and Fire Investigators work daily to support operational readiness and community safety.
Training, Readiness & Community Engagement
The Operations Division oversees and supports the department’s Training Division, ensuring personnel maintain and continually enhance their skills through an ongoing and comprehensive fire and EMS training program.
On a daily basis, Operations personnel conduct pre-incident fire planning, inspect and maintain fire hydrants, and ensure all apparatus and fire stations are fully operational and response-ready. These proactive efforts are critical to maintaining a high level of service and operational excellence.
In addition to operational duties, members of the Operations Division actively support public education initiatives by delivering safety programs in the field and participating in community events throughout the year, strengthening relationships and promoting community risk reduction.
