The EMT program at Madison Fire Department teaches students the skills necessary to care for the sick and injured in emergency settings. It includes both hybrid and online learning, covering patient assessment, administration of medications, and management of emergencies. Students will also gain hands-on experience with emergency equipment and spend time on an ambulance, preparing them for certification exams.

The Paramedic program offered by Madison Fire Department is designed for aspiring emergency medical professionals. With a focus on real-world service readiness, this program provides structured mentoring and practical learning in advanced life support, emergency care, and medical intervention. It is accredited by CAAHEP and recognized for its high standards and comprehensive curriculum.

This intensive certification program trains participants to become professional structure firefighters, covering both the theoretical and practical aspects. Classes meet weekly, including occasional Saturdays, to provide comprehensive instruction in fire suppression, control, and safety protocols. Students gain vital experience through live fire exercises, ensuring readiness for municipal firefighting roles.

This hybrid course certifies students to work as wildland firefighters, providing training through both online classes and in-person skills days. It covers S-130, S-190, L-180, shelter deployment, and more, equipping learners to serve with agencies like the Forest Service or BLM. The program includes critical skills training and a field test to ensure that all participants are fully prepared for duties in wildland firefighting.