03/20/2021: http://911txt.co/r/wd/196557/2 2021/03/20 16:32:37 2 FORT RD WESTERLY WATER EMERGENCY TER FLOWING FROM THE APT
03/15/2021: http://911txt.co/r/wd/196338/33 2021/03/15 14:30:46 33 BAY ST WESTERLY FIRE ALARM
03/14/2021: http://911txt.co/r/wd/196304/1 2021/03/14 20:08:23 1 BAY ST WESTERLY BOX ALARM BOX ALARM
03/12/2021: http://911txt.co/r/wd/196179/65 2021/03/12 08:26:34 65 ATLANTIC AV #2013 - (MFD) PLEASANT VIEW MOTEL (ATLANTIC AV) WESTERLY BOX ALARM
03/11/2021: http://911txt.co/r/wd/196163/222 2021/03/11 18:26:10 222 WATCH HILL RD #1011 - (WHFD) WATCH HILL FIRE STATION (WATCH HILL RD) WESTERLY BOX ALARM ULTIPLE ROUNBDS
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Please enjoy the attached newspaper article by our Watch Hill Fire Chaplain in which he reflects on his experiences as a firefighter. ... (Full Story & Photos)
Chaplain Clayton "Cal" Lord at a recent training exercise.
Please take a moment to read Captain Perkins latest article in the Westerly Sun concerning What You Can Do To Spring Into Fire Safety.... (Full Story & Photos)
The National Weather Service has issued a Red Flag Warning which means warm temperatures, very low humidity, and strong winds are expected to combine to produce a significantly increased risk of fire danger.
The arrival of Spring means the weather is warmer, but the danger of brush fires is high. Recently, the risk of forest and brush fires has reached critical levels due to low humidity, lack of rain, strong winds, and bright sunshine.
The risk for forest fires typically increases in early spring, not long after the snow melts. During early spring, the sun is climbing high in the sky, and with no ... (Full Story & Photos)
Please take a moment to read Captain Perkins latest article in the Westerly Sun concerning the need to Close Your Bedroom Door While You Sleep.... (Full Story & Photos)
This image from a fire service website demonstrates the severe damage to the bedroom on the left with an open door contrasted by the lack of damage to the bedroom on the right which was protected by a closed door.
Image from www.fireengineering.com
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