Rainwater, Holt, and Sexton and THV11 reached out to West Pulaski Fire Department to advise us we were this months recipient of the Saluting Heroes Award for service to our community. This is a wonderful award that strives to recognize the efforts of individuals and organizations that serve communities, families, and veterans.

Fire Chief Scott Joblin was thrilled to be on hand to accept the award on behalf of our organization and also a generous donation of $1,000 to likely fund a vital project that helps us meet our mission to serve our neighbors. While this is an award to our fire and rescue organization, it is and award earned by ALL of our valuable volunteers that ensure our community is best served in emergency situations.

WPFD is so thankful of the recognition not just for ourselves, but somehow hope that this recognition to us also carries over to all Arkansas Volunteer Firefighters and First Responders that continue answer the call, day or night, in any weather when our response is needed.

Do you have the heart of hero? Reach out to us here, call us at 501-821-9320, or stop by your local firehouse for more info how you can join our team.

Annual Public Meeting – West Pulaski Fire Department

You are invited to join us for the West Pulaski Fire Department’s Annual Public Meeting. Members of the public that reside in our fire district are invited and encouraged to attend.

When: October 23, 2025 at 7 p.m.

Where: 27021 Kanis Road

Little Rock, Arkansas 72223

Ferndale Extension Club Building

Learn more about your volunteer your fire department as we discuss the business operations over the past fiscal year and share a few stories of our community service and mission.

Commissioner positions 3, 4, and 5 on our board of commissioners are up for election this year.

Come meet your volunteer firefighters, hear updates from our elected board members and participate in your volunteer fire service.

September 11, 2001, is a day that forever changed the world. On this day, nearly 3,000 innocent lives were lost in the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center in New York City, the Pentagon in Washington, D.C., and aboard Flight 93 in Pennsylvania.

We Remember:

-The victims who lost their lives

-The first responders who risked everything to save others

-The 441 first responders killed including 343 FDNY, 71 Law Enforcement, and 55 Military.

-The families and communities forever impacted

-Ways to Honor and Remember:

We Will NEVER Forget.

WPFD is working on a structure fire near Stewart Road and Dallas Lane. Please use caution driving in this area while we have vehicles and personnel in the area. The road is partially blocked but we will work cars through when possible.