A Message from the Chief
Chief William Lewis is the 3rd townwide Chief the department has had and has been serving since 1970.
WINDSOR VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT
WVFD has been proudly serving the Town of Windsor with the support of over 120 volunteers. We are always looking for new members and this is your chance to give back to the community! Our fire department is committed to training and education and needs men and women ages 18 and up to keep the fire department responsive. Click on our JOIN! section to get more information.
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Under 18 years of age and are looking for a great way to get involved in the fire service? Want to meet new people and try new things? The Windsor Fire Explorers could be right for you!
Announcements, Awards and Memorials
Click here to find about past and present promotions and awards received by the dedicated men and women of our department!
Fire Prevention Saves Lives
Carbon Monoxide and Smoke Detection
Did you know that you can save lives by ensuring that you have proper carbon monoxide and smoke detectors. They should be in all bedrooms and on each floor. If they are battery powered, be sure to change the batteries when you change the clocks for daylight savings.
Make A Plan and Practice with your family or business
Create an evacuation plan with your family or business to show exits in case of fire or other emergency. Post the plan where everyone can see it and practice. If you find that there are problems trying to get out using those exits, fix the problem before an emergency. If you cannot get out the fire deptarment will have trouble getting in!
Hydrants
The fire department relies on access to fire hydrants to put out fires. If something is blocking a fire hydrant, like snow or clutter, it could delay the fire department's response and put several people at risk. Please be sure that all hydrants on your property and near your house are accessible to us. It could save lives!
Links
Other useful links.
- Town of Windsor
- Connecticut Fire Prevention Council
- Firehouse Magazine
- National Fire Prevention Association
- Department of Homeland Security
- Hartford County Fire Training School
Mutual Aid Fire Departments and Taskforces