OCALA, FL. (352 Today) — Marion County Fire Rescue’s Spruce Creek Station #30 is among the busiest in the county, serving residents in the southern portion of Marion and providing support to neighboring districts.
The station is staffed by 24 dual-certified firefighter-paramedics, each trained to respond to both medical and fire-related emergencies. Their versatility allows crews to provide lifesaving care on scene while also delivering fire suppression and rescue services when needed.
In 2024, Station 30 responded to 8,924 calls for service, covering a primary response zone of 16.1 square miles. The station also plays an important role in assisting nearby stations, frequently backing up The Villages Station #10, Belleview Station #18, and Weirsdale Station #27.
From vehicle crashes to medical emergencies and structure fires, Station 30’s crews are called on daily. Their professionalism and commitment have made them an essential part of the county’s public safety network.
Marion County Fire Rescue recognizes the men and women of Spruce Creek Station #30 for their continued service, dedication, and courage in protecting both lives and property.
Last week, Liberty Station #32 was recognized. Check out that article here: Firehouse Friday: Liberty Station #32 Honored for Service, Strength, and Selflessness – 352today