For over four decades, Station 14 has been the first line of defense for Jay, Florida and the surrounding communities — responding with courage, precision, and unwavering commitment every single day.
Station 14 provides a full spectrum of emergency response and public safety services to the Jay community and surrounding Bay County areas.
Trained firefighters equipped with modern apparatus responding to residential, commercial, and industrial fire emergencies across Bay County.
First-response medical care delivered by certified personnel, bridging the critical gap until advanced medical services arrive on scene.
Proactive fire code enforcement, building inspections, and hazard assessments that prevent disasters before they start.
Fire safety workshops, school programs, and public awareness campaigns that empower residents to protect themselves and their families.
Hurricane readiness planning, evacuation coordination, and disaster response protocols tailored to the unique risks of the Florida Panhandle.
Specialized rescue operations including vehicle extrication, confined space rescue, and water rescue along the Jay waterways.
Berrydale Fire Department Station 14 has stood as a pillar of public safety in Jay, Florida, for more than forty years. Our men and women — and women — serve a community where neighbors know each other by name and every call matters.
Located along Highway 87 North, our station covers a critical service area that spans rural residential communities, agricultural lands, and the growing corridors of eastern Bay County. Every shift, our crews stand ready to respond — whether it's a structure fire, a motor vehicle accident, a medical emergency, or a hurricane-driven crisis.
Station 14 is woven into the fabric of Jay — from school visits to community events, we invest in the safety and well-being of the people we serve.
Open house events and station tours for schools, scout groups, and community organizations throughout the year.
Free and low-cost training sessions open to the public, building a community that can act in the first critical minutes.
Annual hurricane readiness briefings and coordination with Bay County Emergency Management to keep residents safe before the storm hits.
Cub Scout partnerships, career day opportunities, and mentorship for young people interested in public service careers.
For emergencies, dial 911. For non-emergency inquiries, inspections, or community programs, call our station directly.
Whether you need a fire inspection, want to schedule a community presentation, or have questions about our services — we're here to help.
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