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The Destin Fire Control District is committed to saving lives and preserving property throughout the area served by the Fire District. The District has grown to a full-time career fire department with over 75 employees, from its modest beginnings as a volunteer service formed in 1961 by a handful of committed community leaders.
Final Adopted Budget for Fiscal Year 2011-2012
In addition to the mission of fighting fires, the Destin Fire Control District has evolved into several divisions that provide for the health and well being of the residents and visitors to the District. One such division is our Advanced Life Support Service. First response Advanced Life Support protection is provided for all medical and trauma calls in the District by highly trained paramedics proficient in the latest advancements in pre-hospital emergency medicine, including advance airway techniques, advanced cardiac care and specialized trauma care. The District holds these talented individuals to the highest standards of excellence in pre-hospital medicine.
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Destin Fire Department Picture Circa 1976 Click here to see historical pictures of the Destin Fire Control District |
Our Destin Beach Safety Patrol is another of our specialized rescue services. Launched in response to a tragic day in 2003 when eight individuals lost their lives by drowning in the waters in and around Destin. Each Beach Safety Patrol member is trained to the rigorous standards of certification in ocean rescue by the United States Lifesaving Association required of the members of the Destin Beach Safety Patrol.
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Destin is virtually surrounded by water, making a fire boat a necessity. |
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On October 13, 2010 at approximately 10:30 PM, all apparatus from Destin Fire, along with apparatus from North Bay fire and South Walton Fire, responded to a structure fire on Leaning Pines Loop. The home was a total loss. |
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A local pilot and flight instructor were able to safely land a Cessna 182 after rewriting the book on how to get a stuck landing gear down and locked. |
Go to the Photo Gallary above to see pictures of other calls responded to by the Destin Fire Control District.
Click here to see historical run data
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On February 14, 2006 the Destin Fire Control District was awarded the prestigious designation as a Heart Ready Community by the American Heart Association. This award recognized the District for its efforts in training the public in CPR and for the implementation of a public access AED program in the community.The District received the award again for the years 2007 & 2008. |
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