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Skip Navigation South Walton Fire District Current surf conditions are double red . Click here to learn more. Home About About The History of SWFD By-Laws Budget Info Audit Info Retirement Info Divisions Gallery Board of Fire Commissioners Administrative Staff News & Notices News & Notices Board of Fire Commissioner Meetings Board of Fire Commissioner Meetings Public Hearing FAQ's Community Notes Beach Safety Beach Safety Surf Conditions Beach Bonfires Contact Us Contact Us CPR Requests Satisfaction Survey Careers Event Requests Fire & Life Safety Fire & Life Safety Firework Safety Florida Statute: 633.027 Impact Fees Search South Walton Fire District Search South Walton Fire District: South Walton Fire District Prompt, Competent, Caring Response in Time of Need. COVID-19 3/04/2020 Emergency 2019 Novel Coronavirus (COVID19): Chinese health authorities have identified more than 40 human infections with a novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV) in an outbreak of pneumonia in Wuhan, China. Your Surf Conditions 4/20/2020 @ 08:27 AM double red DOUBLE RED: Water closed to public *WALTON COUNTY BEACHES ARE CLOSED TO ALL TO PREVENT SPREAD OF COVID-19* Current surf conditions: Double Red Flags WATER AND BEACHES CLOSED TO ALL, BOTH PUBLIC AND PRIVATE STAY HOME Current surf conditions are double red . Click here to learn more. Learn more about surf conditions. See More Frequently Asked Questions What is the Beach Flag System? The beach flags provide general warnings about overall surf conditions and do not specifically advise the public of the presence of rip currents. However, increasing awareness of natural conditions which pose a significant risk at the beach, such as rip currents, is a critical element to improve public safety. Florida's beach warning flag program uses flags in four colors accompanied by interpretive signs along the beach to explain the meaning of each color. Our Beach Safety Division evaluates the conditions of our 26 miles of beaches twice a day to determine beach conditions and beach flag determination. Click HERE for more information regarding surf conditions. How many Fire Stations are there in the District? We have 5 Fire Stations strategically located throughout the District. Please visit the "Contact Us" Tab for the exact locations. Is outdoor burning allowed? Yes, open burning is permitted with a Burn Permit. Certain burning permit rules/regulations apply. For more information on Burn Permits, please contact our local Florida Forest Service at 850-373-1800. What is "ICE"? ICE (In Case of Emergency) has become an international program that began in England around 2005. It encourages people to program emergency contacts into their cell phone address book under the name ICE. Multiple emergency contacts can be listed as ICE1, ICE2, etc. The program is intended to aid emergency responders in quickly contacting next of kin in order to obtain important medical information if you are unable to communicate with them. Recently Posted Meeting Cancellation Apr 12, 2020 Request for Public Input Jul 07, 2019 By-Laws Committee Meeting May 19, 2019 Headquarters: 911 N. County Highway 393 Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459 Phone: 850.267.1298 Fax: 850.267.3294 info@swfd.org Links Home About News & Notices Beach Safety Contact Us Fire & Life Safety Copyright © 2020, South Walton Fire District. All Rights Reserved. Privacy Policy Follow Us! Follow us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter Follow us on Instagram...