Join the Fulshear Simonton Fire Department

Four Shifts. Strong Crews. Strong Families.

Now Hiring Firefighter/EMT

The Fulshear Simonton Fire Department is now hiring Firefighter/EMT positions for motivated professionals ready to serve a growing community and be part of a department that values teamwork, training, and family.

If you’re looking for a Firefighter/EMT career that offers competitive pay, outstanding benefits, and a schedule built for work-life balance — FSFD wants to hear from you.

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Firefighter/EMT Physical Ability Testing: DPS Row Test

As part of the Firefighter/EMT hiring process, candidates complete the DPS Row Test. FSFD provides a detailed walkthrough video so you know exactly what to expect before test day.

This video covers:

  • How the row station is set up
  • Proper Firefighter/EMT positioning (feet, hands, body)
  • Correct starting position
  • Visual examples to eliminate guesswork

The goal is simple: help Firefighter/EMT candidates feel confident and prepared.

Why Join FSFD as a Firefighter/EMT?

A career as a Firefighter/EMT with the Fulshear Simonton Fire Department offers competitive pay, excellent benefits, and a schedule built for work-life balance — all within a department that values strong crews and strong families.

Firefighter/EMT highlights include:

  • Starting salary: $65,520
  • Healthcare: 100% covered for employee and family
  • Retirement: TCDRS – 7% with 2:1 match
  • Disability & Aflac cancer policy: District covered
  • Schedule: 4 shifts — only work 8 days a month
  • We are a fire and rescue department. Ambulance service is provided by Fort Bend County EMS.

Whether you’re early in your career or looking for a department that truly invests in its people, FSFD offers the opportunity to grow, serve, and belong.

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