Twelve full-time professional firefighters and 20 volunteer firefighters are employed by the District. All District personnel are State certified to their classification and rank. The District’s daily staffing is four firefighters, including a chief officer. Available within minutes are four neighboring automatic aid engines, twelve immediate need mutual-aid engines, and eight immediate need “wildland” mutual-aid engines.

The District is a member of the California Inter-County Mutual-Aid Plan and the Marin County Automatic and Mutual-Aid Plan, covering emergencies and disasters such as fires, floods, mass-casualty incidents, and earthquakes. All District personnel are Hazardous Materials First Responder Certified. The Kentfield Fire Protection District provides paramedic service through the Ross Valley Paramedic Authority Joint Powers Agreement. All District personnel are Emergency Medical Technician Certified.

For the purpose of mitigating serious hazardous material incidents the District participates in the Marin County Hazardous Materials Joint Powers Agreement. All District personnel are Hazardous Materials First Responder Certified.

All District personnel are provided with extensive structural and wildland fire fighting, rescue, medical and emergency management training in accordance with Federal, State and locally accepted standards.