02/07/2025: 2025/02/07 07:18:57 25 AYERS RD WESTERLY STRUCTURE FIRE Assigned Units CAR-1 AT SCENE 201 RESPONDING 205 RESPONDING ENG_4 AT SCENE 207 RESPONDING AMB_755 AT SCENE 402 RESPONDING ENG_414 AT SCENE ENG_203 RESPONDING 31 RESPONDING 34 RESPONDING AMB_751 AT SCENE ENG_202 AT SCENE TANK_415 RESPONDING ENG_6 AT SCENE 404 AT SCENE ENG_1 RESPONDING LTIPLE 911 CALLS FOR STRUCTURE FIRE INITIAL REPORT WAS FOR 13 WILLIAMS RD, ADDITIONAL 911 CALLS REPORT THE FIRE TO BE ON AYERS RD 1ST ALARM PER CAR 1 ENGINE 4 REPORTS A FULLY INVOLVED BUILDING FIRE 20 MINUTE ETA FOR RI ENERGY 1 HOUR FOR FIRE MARSHAL WFD INTO SCENE FROM COVERAGE
The Watch Hill Fire District is seeking a fulltime Fire Marshal/Firefighter/EMT to join as an employee of the Watch Hill Fire Department. A full job description and minimum qualifications are attached to this web announcement.
Interested and qualified candidates are asked to send a letter of intent, a resume, and 3 references via email to Chief Dennis Reall Jr. at chief@watchhillfire.com
At 3:24 pm the Watch Hill Fire Department was alerted to a possible water rescue off of Waters Edge Road in Watch Hill. Members of WHFD responded along with the Westerly Police Department and Westerly Ambulance Corps. Chief Dennis Reall and a Westerly Police Officer arrived on scene and confirmed 2 people struggling in the icy water with what appeared to be kite boarding equipment with them. 3 Members ... (Full Story & Photos)
On Saturday November 24th the members of the Watch Hill Fire Department helped kicked off the holiday season by delivering Santa Claus to the Ocean House for the annual Christmas tree lighting. As always the children who gathered for the event were thrilled when Engine 103 arrived with the jolliest of elves. The members of the Watch Hill Fire Department would like to wish all their members and families ... (Full Story & Photos)
On Friday 10/18 at approximately Noon, members of the Watch Hill Fire Department responded along with members of the Westerly Regional Trench Rescue Team to assist the Dunn's Corners Fire Department with a horse stuck in several feet of mud. WHFD personnel assisted in moving equipment, serving as operational task force members at the scene, and as command officers running staging and logistics for ... (Full Story & Photos)
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