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Chaplain needed at Edinburgh Fire and Rescue

Saturday, February 21, 2026 at 9:05 AM

Courtesy-Edinburgh Fire and Rescue

EDINBURGH, Ind. - The Edinburgh Fire Department is seeking a chaplain to support its firefighters, paramedics, and staff.

Fire and EMS service can be physically and emotionally demanding. A department chaplain provides confidential support, encouragement, and care to members and their families during both challenging and meaningful moments of service.

This important role helps strengthen the well-being and resilience of those who serve the Town of Edinburgh community.

Individuals interested in learning more about serving in this role at Edinburgh Fire and Rescue should call 812-526-3536. You do not need to live in Edinburgh to apply.

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