Holland Volunteer Fire Department

05/05/2026

Volunteers Needed

Seeking dependable local men and women to join our team as firefighters and/or medical responders.

What we offer:
• Paid per call
• Enrollment in the LOPFI retirement system
• Free training - no experience required
• Flexible involvement based on your availability

Whether prior medical experience or are just willing to learn, we’ll train you and give you the tools to make a real difference right here at home.

This is more than a role, it’s a chance to serve your neighbors, protect your community, and be part of something that matters.

Must be local and willing to respond to calls when available

Message us or comment below for more information on how to join

03/23/2026

3/23/26 Faulkner County is now under a burn ban. No outside burning is permitted. 

Faulkner county is now under a burn ban until further notice. No outside burning is permitted. 

03/07/2026

Huge congratulations to Certified Firefighter 1&2/EMT Elijah Ballard! He graduated today from the Arkansas Fire Academy! He will make a difference in many ways! We at Holland Fire are so proud of you and are grateful to have you on our team!

02/22/2026

Help Wanted: Firefighters and Medical Personnel

Join Our Team and Make a Difference!

Are you looking for a rewarding way to give back to your community? We are seeking dedicated and passionate individuals to join our team as Firefighters and / or Medical Personnel. This is a fantastic opportunity to serve your community, gain valuable skills, and work alongside a team of committed professionals.

Position: Firefighter and / or Medical Personnel
Location: Holland Volunteer Fire Department

Responsibilities:
-Respond to emergency calls and provide assistance in fire suppression, rescue operations, and medical emergencies.
-Participate in regular training sessions and drills to maintain skills and knowledge.
-Assist with community outreach programs and fire prevention education.
-Work collaboratively with other team members and local emergency services.

Qualifications:
-Must be at least 18 years old (21 years old for driver status)
-No prior experience necessary; training will be provided.
-Strong commitment to community service and teamwork.
-Ability to work in high-pressure situations and remain calm during emergencies.
-(For medical personnel) Certification in CPR/First Aid or higher medical training is a plus.

Benefits:
-Paid $25 per call once a year in November.
(Run calls and save for Christmas without having to budget!)
-LOPFI retirement
-Air Medical subscription paid for all members.
-Comprehensive training and certification opportunities.
-Gain hands-on experience in emergency response and firefighting.
-Build lifelong friendships and connections within the community.
-Contribute to the safety and well-being of your neighbors.

How to Apply:
If you are ready to take on this rewarding challenge, please submit an application at https://form.jotform.com/252016291711145 and Email [email protected] when completed.

Join us in making a positive impact in our community!
Together, we can save lives and protect our community!

https://form.jotform.com/252016291711145

02/11/2026

Holland Fire Dept would like to take a moment to brag on one of our newer members.

Elijah Ballard has joined our Department within the last couple of years and he has hit the ground running ever since joining Holland Fire. He first enrolled in EMT school and after much stress, tests, clinicals, and a National Registry test, Elijah completed his schooling and obtained his NR-EMT License. This allows him to perform medical interventions within a BLS scope of practice. Which is the level of intervention needed to mitigate 95% of our calls.
Fast forward-
Currently, Elijah has enrolled with the Arkansas Fire Training Academy in Camden to go through all the strenuous and stressful training to obtain his Pro Board Certified Firefighter Levels 1 & 2.
This is another requirement that is necessary to being able to pursue career firefighting as a profession.
Elijah began rookie school at the beginning of January and is due to graduate in March.
Elijah is a valuable emergency resource to our community at Holland, along with all the members at the Holland Fire Department. We just wanted to take moment to say how proud we are of Elijah, and look forward to seeing what the future has in store for him!

A few pictures below of him at the academy!

01/24/2026

The Maumelle Fire Department is deeply saddened to announce the death of Firefighter Caleb Sackhoff, who passed away while off duty on Thursday, January 22.

Firefighter Sackhoff joined the department in August 2024 and proudly served the community as a member of Engine Company 1 (B-Shift). Firefighter Sackhoff was a graduate of Firefighter Standards Class 2024-E at the Arkansas Fire Training Academy, where he earned the Academic Achievement Award. He was also a licensed Emergency Medical Technician.

"Firefighter Sackhoff was dependable and energetic," said Fire Chief Beau Buford. "This is a heartbreaking loss for our department and our community. Our thoughts are with his family, friends and with our members as they grieve the loss of one of their own."

Complete funeral arrangements will be announced as soon as they are available.

01/23/2026

With snow and freezing temperatures expected, Holland Fire Department reminds residents to locate their home’s main water shut-off valve before winter weather arrives. Frozen or burst pipes can cause major damage, and knowing how to quickly shut off your water can prevent costly repairs.

Take a few minutes now to prepare—it can make a big difference during an emergency. Stay safe and stay warm this winter.

01/21/2026

The burn ban for Faulkner County has been lifted. 1/21/26

01/14/2026

Faulkner county is now under a burn ban until further notice. No outside burning is permitted. 

12/13/2025

Earlier today, the Holland Fire Department, along with Enola, Liberty, and Beaverfork Fire Departments, responded to a report of a structure fire. Upon arrival, crews encountered heavy smoke pushing from the attic. A rapid interior attack was initiated to bring the fire under control.

A coordinated search effort by Beaverfork and Liberty Fire Departments successfully located and safely removed the homeowner’s dog. Thanks to the combined efforts and quick actions of all responding agencies, the fire was contained, further damage was minimized, and no injuries were reported.