Winfield Foley Fire Protection District

WFFPD units are currently responding to an MVA in the area of HWY. 79 and HWY C. Please avoid the area and remember to always use caution while driving in slick conditionsWFFPD units are currently responding to an MVA in the area of HWY. 79 and HWY C. Please avoid the area and remember to always use caution while driving in slick conditions

Why is the so big? We are an all hazards response organization and our trucks must be big enough to carry equipment for: - Hazardous Materials/ Weapons of Mass Destruction Incidents ... - Vehicle Accidents - Fires - Life Threatening Medical Emergencies - Water Rescues - Trench Rescues - Natural Disasters - Confined Space Rescues - High Angle Rescues - Animal Rescues - Ice Rescues - Building Collapses - And any other incident we are called to The fire service is the communities toolbox. We train to handle any situation that may be presented to us. The green truck in this picture is a 1998 Spartan rescue pumper. The yellow truck in the background is a 1982 Ford tanker. This truck is currently out of service due to frame rail cracks. Please like and share! #insidewffpd

Fellow fireman and first responders welcomed home one of their own from the hospital today. The Delp family is in our thoughts and prayers. We will be here every step of the way for them. #brotherhood #wffpd

WFFPD history from our photographer/historian Kenny Masterson. #wffpdhistory

On today’s special Chiefs edition of #FirefighterFriday we present Fire Chief Arron Lee. Chief Lee is a 10 Year veteran of the WFFPD. Starting as a probationary firefighter and working all the way up to Chief of The Department Chief Lee brings a wide range of knowledge and experience to the position of Chief. While the position of chief brings a magnitude of paperwork and logistical work Chief Lee never misses an opportunity to work along side his firefighters on any scene. As he prides himself on being a lead by example style leader. Please join me in giving thanks to the most dedicated member of the WFFPD.

Today is #WorldStrokeDay. A stroke can happen to anyone, anywhere, anytime. Recognizing the signs and symptoms of a #stroke FAST can help save lives.

Don’t forget about tonight’s trunk or treat come on down and get some good food and load up on some candy. We also have spots available if you would like to hand out candy out candy. We are down at the Winfield Fairgrounds In East Winfield across the rail road tracks come and see us !

Don't speed past farm machinery. Pay attention and share the road.

Saturday Winfield Foley Fire Protection District was dispatched to the area of Creek Road in Moscow Mills to assist Lincoln County Fire for the report of a house on fire. Chief 6100 arrived on the scene and stated they had a working fire with smoke showing from all sides. When Engine 6144 arrived on the scene their crew quickly made an interior attack on the fire and knocked down a large part of the fire. The fire had already extended into the attic. This made it extremely difficult to get extinguished quickly due to the 40 mile an hour wind gusts. Eventually the blaze was brought under control safely. No injuries were reported, and the cause of the fire is unknown. #mutualaid #insidewffpd

highlighted yellow spots have been spoken for! We would love to fill up both sides of the street!

The WFFA Trunk-Or-Treat is coming up! We can’t wait to see you! Reserve your spot if you would like to set up a trunk

There is a heightened fire danger this afternoon for areas north of Interstate 70 for a combination of low relative humidity values, dry fuels, and sustained southwest winds of 10 to 15 mph. The heightened fire danger will likely continue across most of the region on Wednesday. NWS

Winfield Foley Fire Protection District currently on the scene of an outside fire along Highway 79 north of Winfield proceed with caution.

Winfield Foley Fire was dispatched to assist Lincoln County Fire Protection District #1 to the 400 block of Taylor School Rd for the report of a residential structure fire. 6100 arrived on the scene first to a house heavily involved with fire. Crews quickly brought the flames under control and there were no injuries reported. #mutualaid #wffpd

Winfield Foley Fire Protection District has been extremely busy this month. Within the past 10 days we have ran 25 calls of service. These calls have been multiple structure fires, motor vehicle accidents, vehicle fires, and EMS calls. This puts our call volume total at 493 calls of service this year. Our call volume has increased to say the least over the years. We are up 38 calls from this time last year. #InsideWFFPD

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Live Vehicle Fire Training Tonight. Be sure to like and share this post. We are always looking for new recruits! No experience necessary and training is provided. Message us on Facebook for more information. ... #WFFPDTraining #InsideWFFPD See more

The Lincoln County Journal highlighted our Chief in Sunday’s paper.