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Grand Opening: WPFD Station #5

You are invited to the Grand Opening of West Pulaski Fire Department’s new Station #5. This has been in the works for many years and we are happy to celebrate, “Officially”, the new station that is already in service.

When: November 15th from 1pm-3pm

Where 8603 Pinnacle Valley Road.

Bring your whole family!

Pancake Breakfast -Aug 29 @ 9:15am – Supporting our Fireboat

pancakePlease join us on Saturday, nurse August 29, search 2015 from 9:15am – 11:00am for our 2nd Annual Pancake Breakfast Fundraiser to benefit the up keep of the West Pulaski Fire Dept and Lake Maumelle Fire Department Rescue River Boats.
This event will be held at the Little Rack Yacht Club Marina on the B dock.
The cost will be by the donation of your choice.
All donations are tax deductible.
Thank You!

Smart911- Are you in yet?

Recent numbers most Arkansas 911 centers are able to use Smart911, unfortunately, small fraction of Arkansas residences have signed up for the service.  We need your help to increase these numbers for this free service that can help emergency services help those in need. Please share with your family, friends, and neighbors that haven’t signed up yet. So many folks haven’t heard of Smart911 yet and we don’t have a better way to spread the word that those of you that have signed up and seen how easy it is to be prepared for an emergency situation by signing up at SMART911.com. Thanks for your continued support!

Remembering the Tornado of 4/27/2014

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It has been one year since a devastating storm brought a tornado to our fire district. WPFD responded to the destruction and injured in four major impact areas between the Saline/Pulaski County line near Brush Mountain Trail and Arkansas Highway 10.  This storm changed the lives of many, including our fire department folks, discount in the way we think about a major storm response and how we prepare for it, for sale while hoping we never have something so tragic in our service area again.

On this day, one year later, we want to remember those that were lost, emergency responders and neighbors that helped, many that are still recovering in some way, and those that helped in the many days afterward to cleanup and rebuild. It was tough to see such a tragic day but in the clearing we saw so many positive things in strength and resilience of a community, the abundant kindness of strangers, and a tremendous hope for recovery.  Continue reading Remembering the Tornado of 4/27/2014