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Fulton Hotshots

A hotshot crew is a 20-person crew sent to the hardest parts of big fires. The Fulton Hotshots are a U.S. Forest Service hotshot crew based in Glennville, California, on the Sequoia National Forest.

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Where the Fulton Hotshots are based

Who it works for
U.S. Forest Service, Sequoia National Forest
Base town
Glennville, California
Address
Kern River Ranger District, Fulton Work Center, P.O. Box 343 / 9167 HWY 155, Glennville, CA 93226 Open in Google Maps
Station phone
661-536-8311

Source: the Forest Service hotshot crew contact page. The Forest Service last updated that page on April 10, 2026. We read it on October 12, 2026.

Glennville on the map

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Who runs the Fulton Hotshots

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Fire jobs open in Glennville right now

No fire job is open in Glennville today. A job ad names the town, not the crew. To ask when the crew hires, call the station at 661-536-8311. See all open jobs.

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