About the Department
The Fire/EMS department is a full-service emergency response agency with six stations serving 4,200 square miles in Jackson and Teton County. As of Q2 2025, our 123-member team includes 27 career staff, 75 volunteers, 2 medical directors, 6 chief officers, and 13 in administration, prevention, and emergency coordination. Together, we train and respond to emergencies ranging from severe car accidents to structure fires, swift water rescues, and more.
There are six stations strategically placed around Teton County for maximal response efficacy, two of which employ full-time members and all of which rely on the volunteer response of JH Fire/EMS to operate efficiently. All six are and all six have their own unique history.
Locations
There are stations at each of the following locations:
1: Jackson
2: Wilson
3: Hoback
4: Moran
5: Moose-Wilson Road
6: Adams Canyon
Learn more about each of the teams that serve our community through the links below.
History
Each station initially began as its own volunteer fire department before integrating into what we now know as Jackson Hole Fire/EMS in 2004. Hundreds of volunteer hours make up the Fire/EMS team that serves the whole of Teton County today. Learn more about the history of your local department throughout our website as well as through photos from the Jackson Hole Historical Society & Museum Collection in this Buckrail article.
