Brevard County Fire Rescue welcomes Recruit Class 25-04
Photo by Brevard County Fire RescueWelcome, Recruit Class 25-04! After 10 weeks of intense training, 21 new firefighters proudly join the BCFR family.
Photo by Brevard County Fire RescueA big moment and a well-earned badge—celebrating the hard work and dedication of our newest firefighters.
Photo by Brevard County Fire RescueClass 25-04 takes the oath, marking the official start of their careers in service and protection.
November 21, 2025 — Brevard County Fire Rescue celebrated a major milestone today as Recruit Class 25-04 officially graduated and was sworn in by Chief Voltaire.
Over the past ten weeks, the 21 recruits completed intensive training focused on both medical and firefighting skills, preparing them for the demands of a career in the fire service. During the ceremony, each new firefighter received their badge along with a newly introduced black probationary helmet, marking the start of a department tradition. Updated helmet shields will be awarded after the successful completion of their first year of service.
Nearly half of the graduates are scheduled to begin their first shifts tomorrow, stepping into their roles as full-time firefighters.
Brevard County Fire Rescue congratulates Recruit Class 25-04 and proudly welcomes them into the BCFR family.
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