Watch this. You may think we don’t have much traffic on our country roads, but think again. WPFD covers a territory larger than the city Little Rock, Arkansas. Sure, our population isn’t as dense but WPFD still works to respond quick to our 160 square mile service area with only 4 fire stations. By comparison, the city of Little Rock, Arkansas encompasses about 122 square miles and is served by 20 fire stations. We all have the same job to do, save lives and protect property. No matter where you are when traveling please help emergency responders help others in need quickly. Please pull to the right for sirens and lights. If you can’t stop, then slow down so we can get around. Thanks!
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Time To Change The Batteries In Your Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Detectors!
Daylight Savings Time Ending – When you set your clocks back from Daylight Savings Time tonight, sale remember to change the batteries and test your smoke alarms, here check carbon-monoxide alarms, and inspect fire extinguishers. We recommend you check and test your home safety systems monthly but especially now you can make sure that fresh batteries are installed to keep your family safe from smoke and fire. Fire Safety begins with Preparedness! Have questions? Visit us athttp://www.wpfirerescue.org/emergency-planning-be-prepared/to learn more about being prepared for home safety.
Ground Breaking Ceremony for New WPFD Station #5
Today was a milestone moment for what will be our new Station #5 located at Pinnacle Valley and Beck Roads in Little Rock. This moment took 5 years to come to fruition. We look forward to this new WPFD station and improvements to our services to this northeast area of our fire district east of Pinnacle Mountain and near Maumelle Park.
Groundbreaking Ceremony – WPFD Station #5
Saturday 9/13/2014
at 10:30am – 11:00am
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Pinnacle Valley Road and Beck Road Little Rock Arkansas 72223
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Join us for the ground breaking event for our new fire station at the corner of Pinnacle Valley and Beck Roads. Department personnel, sickness dignitaries and guests will join us in this long awaited celebration to begin construction of our first new station in decades.
WPFD promotes Scott Joblin to Fire Chief
WPFD would like to announce that WPFD Training Capt. Scott Joblin has been promoted to Department Fire Chief effective 1/01/2019. We welcome Chief Joblin to the senior fire officer role.
Message from Chief Scott Joblin:
All,
I am excited about the opportunities lying before the West Pulaski Fire Department in 2019. Outgoing Chief Ronnie Wheeler and the members of the Board of Directors have positioned the Department to succeed.
Join me in thanking Chief Wheeler, now retired, for his tireless work and effort as he led the Department for the past 14+ years. We were blessed to have his leadership and are grateful for his continued support in the operation of the Department.
As the incoming Fire Chief, I will support the forward movement of the West Pulaski Fire Department. As a Department, we will meet the challenges presented to us and provide the service the citizens in our community expect and deserve.
If you have questions or need information, please feel free to contact me through our business office:
Phone: (501)821-9320
E-Mail: wpfd@sbcglobal.net
Thank you for your continued support of the West Pulaski Fire Department!
Sincerely,
Scott Joblin, Fire Chief