Eugene
Eugene Springfield Fire celebrates academy graduation for new recruits
Eugene, OR – The Eugene Springfield Fire Department announced the graduation of its latest academy recruits on November 15, 2025, following weeks of intensive physical and professional training.
The department credited the recruits’ determination and the guidance of ESF’s dedicated training cadre for their success.
Graduates will soon report to their first station assignments with a field evaluator, continuing hands-on learning and professional development alongside their assigned crews.
The department also noted that Training Superstar Nathan Svejcar will conclude his assignment in the training division next month and return to a crew, passing training responsibilities to Trevor England.
Eugene Springfield Fire emphasized that the academy’s graduates represent the next generation of firefighters ready to serve the community.
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