Fire Chief William (Bill) Shank

Now Accepting:
​Part-time Firefighter Applications

The Campbell County Fire Department is now accepting applications for Part-time Firefighters for all 10 of its Fire Stations.  Application packets can be obtained at Station One (106 Rohan Avenue in Gillette), or Fire Station Nine (301 Sagebluff Drive in Wright).  Please access the following link for Pre-registration requirements and other important information:  http://www.ccfire.us/part-time-recruitment.html.   If you have additional questions, please contact the CCFD Recruiter at (307) 682-5319.  The Application Period will remain open until September 29 at 5:00 p.m. 

Open Career Firefighter Position

The Campbell County Fire Department is advertising for candidates to apply for an open Career Firefighter position in Gillette, WY.  Applications will be accepted until August 18, 2017 at 5:00 MST.  Access the application documents through the following links:
2017_firefighter_candidate_testing_august_2017.pdf
advertisement_2017.pdf
ccfd_application_2017v2.pdf

 Completed applications my be submitted via one of the following modes:
​     Email:      dcrippen@ccfire.us​    
​     Fax:          (307) 686-2222
​     US Mail:  Attn. Donna Crippen
                       Campbell County Fire Department
​                        106 Rohan Avenue
​                        Gillette, WY  82716

​For further information, please contact Comptroller Donna Crippen at (307) 682-5319.
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​The Campbell County Fire Department is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

Greetings from the Chief

Welcome to the Campbell County Fire Department (CCFD) website. As you explore our webpage, I trust that you will gain a better understanding of our organization and the services we provide.
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The Campbell County Fire Department is governed by a "Joint Powers Fire Board" representing the City of Gillette, the Town of Wright, and Campbell County. Campbell County (our service area) encompasses nearly 5,000 square miles and is situated in Northeastern Wyoming. Our county produces roughly 30% of the nation's coal supply from our open pit mines as well as significant industrial activity in the areas of natural gas, oil, and agriculture. With all of these industries, our fire department faces a wide array of emergency responses.

CCFD is a combination fire department consisting of 25 career, 100 part-time, and a number of "rural" firefighters. With more than 80 fire apparatus and support vehicles, our department utilizes a variety of units to support our mission in Campbell County. We provide fire, rescue, EMS, and hazardous materials response services to approximately 50,000 citizens. Our part-time members provide county-wide coverage from 10 stations and 11 rural wildland support stations.

The career staff provides 24-hour shift coverage based at Fire Station #1 in addition to augmenting the other outlying stations on their days off. Our combination system offers the citizens of Campbell County a variety of firefighting and technical expertise by combining the professional disciplines of our diverse membership and the firefighting experience of our system as a whole.

I hope you enjoy your visit to the CCFD website. Please contact us via the "Contact Us" link if you should have any questions or comments about our organization.

William (Bill) Shank, Fire Chief
Campbell County Fire Department
Larry Haselwood's Retirement Party in 2016