VIDEOS

This video is to provide pre-hire candidates tips on how to better complete the pre-hire Cobb County Fire Physical Agilities Test.

Thinking of a career in the fire service? Don't know what to expect or how to succeed? Recruits Woods and Ortiz have you covered! In this short video, they describe what the day-to-day life is like for a recruit and what individual qualities are needed to succeed. Class 59 has finished the fire training side of the academy and now transitions to the 24-week EMT side of the academy.

Recruits Woods and Ortiz discuss firefighter survival and the training the class underwent, focused on aiding a down firefighter in an IDLH (immediately dangerous to life and health) environment.

Recruit Class 58 is now complete. The 16 recruits graduated and were officially sworn in as members of Cobb County Fire and Emergency Services. Class leader Andy Giron, now assigned to Station 20 A-Shift, describes the night he and his classmates had during their graduation night.

Firefighter Brandon Taft, of Station 17 C-Shift, gives an in-depth look at new Station 17. Dedicated in 2020, and opened in January 2021, Station 17 is one of the newest fire stations in Cobb County and features State-of-the-art facilities, built to accommodate the growth of our department.