St. Paul Fire District, located in St. Paul, Oregon, is dedicated to providing fire suppression and emergency medical services to the residents of the area.

With a service area encompassing 35 square miles, the district protects over 1,700 citizens in this picturesque part of the Willamette Valley, between Portland and Salem. The highly-trained team at St. Paul Fire District consists of over 30 passionate volunteers, supported by 14 part-time paramedics who also work in neighboring fire departments.

Together, they respond to more than 300 fire and medical calls annually. With safety and service as their top priorities, their commitment to protecting lives, property, and the environment is unwavering. The history of St.

Paul Fire District dates back to 1915 when the St. Paul Fire Department was established. Over the years, the department evolved into a district to cover a larger region, and in the 1970s, they expanded their services to include an ambulance service, providing timely emergency medical care to residents.

Today, St. Paul Fire District operates out of two fire stations, equipped with multiple fire engines, water tenders, ambulances, and rescue vehicles. Their dedication and professionalism ensure the safety and well-being of the district's estimated 2,000 rural residents and 455 city residents.

For more information about St. Paul Fire District and their services, please visit their website or contact their office