October is Fire Safety month and normally we would share with school-aged children in the classroom but we know that everyone can benefit with some info and helpful hints to stay safe at home.
As the temps start to drop, please consider these guidelines for preventing fires in the home due to hazards that lead to fires.
Thursday, October 29, 2020 at 7 PM CDT
27021 Kanis Rd, Little Rock, AR 72223-9599
Hosted by West Pulaski Fire Department (Little Rock, Arkansas) www.wpfirerescue.org
Public Meeting Notice*
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 29, 2020 at 7 p.m.
Where: 27021 Kanis RoadLittle 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 6 and 7 on our board of commissioners are up for election this year.
.*Note – Covid 19 Precautions will be used for anyone entering the building and safe distancing must be practiced by all persons. Please bring your own mask as masks will not be provided. If we have any occupancy issues will move the meeting outside to observe safety practices, weather permitting.
Each year we see our responses to structure fire calls increase when home heating is supplemented with the use of fireplaces or woodstoves. However you plan to heat your home this year, please plan for safety with pre-season cleaning and inspection from a certified technician so you have a safe and warm winter season. Removing creosote buildup from last season and finding or fixing flaws or weaknesses in your heat system can prevent deadly chimney fires. Stay safe!
Some folks get confused when emergency vehicles approach them from behind or ahead. Regardless of your direction of travel, slow down and pull to the right to allow an emergency vehicle to pass you when their lights are activated. It helps us help others quickly AND it is the law. Thanks.
WPFD has crews responding to down trees in various areas on Ferncliff Rd, Congo-Ferndale Rd, and Kanis Rd near Walnut Grove. We are responding quickly right now but as the storm gets stronger in our area we may get busy running between several areas. We will work to clear the roads as soon as we can but please expect that some delays may occur. We ask you to drive slow, look carefully for trees or water in the roadway that could impact your safe travel. We will provide some updates as available from this page when possible.Stay Safe!