West Pulaski Fire Department has had a Board Commissioner position vacated when a publicly elected member moved from our service area. When this happens, the Board of Commissioners will seek an eligible person that desires to fill the position. Once an eligible candidate is found then an appointment can be made, with approval from the County Judge.

The application process is simple. If you are a civic-minded individual and would like to be considered for an appointment to the remaining term that ends on or about October 31, 2020, please send us a letter telling us about yourself and your desire to serve in this role.

You must:

1. Be a registered voter that voted in the last presidential election
2. Reside within 5 miles of a West Pulaski Fire Department fire station
3. Send your letter of interest in time to be received by WPFD no later than 5 p.m. on Feb 13, 2020.

We all love our pets. They are part of the family. If a disaster hits close to home, what happens to your pets? Did you know that your Smart911 safety profile permits you to include a picture and details of your furry family members? Dialing 911 would pass along vital details not only for you and your family members to a 911 dispatcher but can include photos and info about your pets.

Learn more at www.Smart911.com

Smart911 is a safe and secure way to communicate enhanced information to an emergency dispatcher when seconds count. Smart911 is a free service paid for by the State of Arkansas and costs you nothing.

WPFD will hold its Annual Public Meeting on October 24th at 7pm at the Ferndale Extension Center Building located at 27021 Kanis Road.

Please join us for updates on your volunteer fire department. Meet our firefighters and participate in discussions that affect you.

WPFD has a public elected board and 3 positions will be up for election.

We hope to see you there

Update 10/8/2019 @ 3:30PM

Saline County removed the Burn Ban today. All counties in our fire district (Pulaski, Saline, and Perry) allow safe and legal outdoor burning at this time.

Original 9/30/2019

A Burn Ban is still in effect for Saline County. Perry and Pulaski counties are not under a Burn Ban but are strongly advised to avoid outdoor burning due to fire risk. Always use caution with outdoor flames.