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Gearhart Fire Department
Gearhart, Oregon • Serving since 1906
About Gearhart Fire
Learn how the department serves Gearhart, the rural fire district, residents, visitors, and neighboring agencies.
A community fire department with a broad mission.
The Gearhart Volunteer Fire Department covers 28 square miles, ranging from Cullaby Lake in the North, extending to the Gearhart City limits to the South. From milepost 8.5 on Lewis & Clark Road to the East and to the Pacific Ocean on the West.
In 2025, the department responded to 880 incidents and has capacity for 35 volunteers on the roster. The department responds out of 2 stations: Station "2900" ("Main station"), located at 670 Pacific Way in Downtown Gearhart, and the Hertig Station ("Sub Station") at Hwy 101 & Westlake Lane, in our district.
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Gearhart Fire responds to fire, emergency medical, vehicle, rescue, hazardous-materials, natural-disaster, public-assist, and mutual-aid incidents.
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If YOU have the desire to serve, the ability to act, and the courage to perform, Please join us. Make a Difference.
