Marion County, FL
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The Marion County Fire Rescue department (MCFR) is dedicated to the health, safety & well-being of the community, providing excellent service, education, & prevention in partnership with the citizens of Marion County.
Billing
Residents looking to pay fees for ambulance services or fines for illegal burns can make online payments & access further billing information.
ISO/Insurance letter requests
For insurance claims related to fire damage, please complete this online letter request form to receive a letter suitable for sending to insurance companies.
Public Safety Communications
Our communications center is accredited in fire & medical from the National Academy of Emergency Dispatch (NAED), making it one of the first 25 centers in the globe to become dual-certified. Learn more about the benefits of this unique training & what to expect when making an emergency or non-emergency call.
More information about Public Safety Communications
Fire safety & injury prevention
Although no family can prevent all accidents & no home is fireproof, simple safety tips can significantly decrease the impact fire & other emergencies have on families. Learn more about programs & resources dedicated to building a culture of safety in Marion County. View best practices & tips for a successful backyard burning.
Smoke alarms save lives
Smoke alarms can save lives if they are functioning properly. But studies show that most smoke alarms don't work because of missing, dead or disconnected batteries. In fact, most people die in fires because of the toxic smoke, not the flames. Get the tips that make sure homes are best prepared to help smoke alarms save lives.
About MCFR
MCFR is a progressive, professional fire rescue department dedicated to the health, safety & well-being of the community, providing excellent service, education & prevention in partnership with the citizens of Marion County. Learn more about MCFR & get details about operations, ordinances, & more.
Fire Chief
Learn more about MCFR Fire Chief James Banta & read a message from the chief about his mission to serve the community
Public information
MCFR is a multifaceted organization that aims to keep the public informed at all times regarding the department’s performance, safety issues & concerns affecting the community, as well as local medical & fire incidents. Find resources related to public information & how the public can best track the activity of MCFR.
Radio systems
Learn more about the 800-megahertz radio systems used by MCFR that offers "interoperability" enabling crews from local, state, & federal agencies to simultaneously communicate using one shared system.