Volunteers are an important part of the Borough and, in many cases, make it possible for the Kenai Peninsula Borough to deliver critical services and skills to our residents. In their many roles, our KPB volunteers provide countless hours of service each year to help their communities.
What kinds of roles do volunteers play?
From firefighting and emergency medical response to assistance with recreation services, as a volunteer, you will accept significant responsibility to your peers, our organization and the public we serve.
Who can volunteer?
Volunteers must be over 18 years of age. In some roles, including emergency response volunteers, a GED or high school diploma may be required. Volunteer applicants must complete a volunteer application, all required background check authorizations, and must sign a volunteer agreement prior to consideration for volunteer service with the Borough. Once these forms are successfully submitted and reviewed, applicants will be contacted regarding eligibility and placement. These steps help ensure that volunteer applicants are aware of their potential responsibilities as a Borough volunteer and are ready to represent the Borough in our community and workplaces.
Where do I find more information?
For further information, please contact the Service Area that you are interested in Volunteering with.
North Peninsula Recreation Center
Anchor Point Fire Service Area
Kachemak Emergency Services Area
Volunteer opportunities will be available based on need within varying departments in the Borough.