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January | 74 |
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Welcome to the official page of the
West Webster
VOLUNTEER
Fire Department
To become a member, click here
"Proudly staffed by volunteers since 1926"
Please consider supporting your West Webster Volunteer Firefighters:

West Webster Volunteer Fire Association Scholarship
March 28
Applicants must be members of the Association, the son or daughter of a member or an active member of the West Webster Firematics Explorer Post. Applicants must be enrolled as a high school senior at the time of the application, have received their GED at time of application, or who will graduate from high school by June 2022, or are already enrolled in a college or university. The applicants must ... (Full Story)
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FF1 Graduates!
February 21
On Thursday February 17th, West Webster in collaboration with the MOnroe County Fire Bureau celebrated the successful completion of the New York State Firefighter training program. We would like to congratulate: FF Adam Norman, FF Kevin Rieger, FF Yessica Chavez, FF Michael Komarek, and FF Jason Orlando. ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Fire Prevention Opportunities
Captain Brian Zimmer, February 05
Community risk reduction and fire prevention awareness happens year round. West Webster offers firehouse tours, school/day care/business visits, community events and at home safety tours by request. If you have questions or are looking for a fire prevention event, please fill out the request form on our website under the "Public Information" tab or emailing fireprevention@westwebsterfd.org. We do ... (Full Story)
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Please check your smoke detectors!
January 29
Don't wait - check the date! Check the manufacture date on your smoke alarms today and replace smoke/CO alarms every 10 years. Installing smoke alarms in every bedroom, outside separate sleeping areas, and on every level of the home, including the basement. All alarms should be tested once a month. If the smoke alarm sounds, get outside and stay outside. Go to your safe meeting place and call the ... (Full Story)
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