Webster Parish Fire District Three

10/14/2026

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10/13/2026

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You will start seeing District 3 campaign signs up. Voting “Yes” will keep everyone safe and have a fire department not preparing to shut down.

If you have any questions feel free to reach out or you are welcome to attend our monthly board tonight. Meetings are held on the second Tuesday of the month at 6:30PM.

10/09/2026

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We are approaching an election that would make or break our passion of serving others. The upcoming continuation/renewal is not a new tax, we are simply asking for your continued support. If this proposition on your ballot is not voted through, it would leave our district without any first responders.

If you have any questions, feel free to reach out or join us at our next board meeting that is open to the public Tuesday, October 13, at 6:30 PM.

Story and photo by Shannon Wright – What would Doyline look like without its volunteer fire department? Who would answer the call when a neighbor’s house catches fire? Who would respond to downed …

10/05/2026

Some areas of the parish received rainfall this past weekend, but it was not significant enough in the majority of the parish to lift the burn ban. The fire danger is not over. Most areas saw less than .5" of rainfall and the NWS does not expect any changes to the drought monitor. Rain chances are expected to gradually increase by the upcoming weekend. As of now, the BURN BAN remains in effect.

10/03/2026

WE ARE GETTING READY FOR OUR ANNUAL FIRETRUCK'S & TREATS EVENT!

COME PLAY FREE GAMES AND WIN FREE PRIZES WITH US ON HALLOWEEN NIGHT!

09/28/2026

🚒 PLEASE READ! LET’S TALK ABOUT OUR FIRE PROTECTION MILLAGE🚒

With the November 3 election coming up, we wanted to take a minute to explain the Fire Protection District No. 3 millage continuation in simple terms.

First, this is a CONTINUATION.
NOT a new millage.

The proposition is to continue the current 15.59 mills for another 10 years, from 2028–2037. It is estimated to bring in about $236,200 each year.

“mills” and ballot language can be confusing, it’s best to keep it simple.

The millage helps provide the things we need to stay ready:

🚒 Trucks and equipment
🧑‍🚒 Firefighter gear and air packs
🚑 Medical response equipment and supplies
🛠️ Repairs and upkeep
⛽ Fuel
📟 Radios and other equipment
💧 Fire protection needs

We are thankful for the support our community has given this department over the years. We don’t take that support for granted.

We’re not asking you to simply look at a number and take our word for it. We want to show you where the money goes and what it takes to keep this department ready.

Over the next few weeks, we’ll share some of the actual costs of the equipment and things we use every day.

Because whether the call is a fire, a wreck, a medical emergency or someone simply needing help, when you call 911, we need to be ready. ❤️🚒

If you wan’t to thank your fire department, support us at the November 3rd election.

09/12/2026

September 11, 2001.

There are some dates that you never forget.
You remember where you were. You remember what you were doing. You remember watching the news and realizing that our country had changed forever.

25 years later, the pain of that day is still felt by so many families.

We remember the mothers and fathers who never came home. The husbands and wives who lost their best friend. The children who grew up without their mom or dad. The families who were waiting for a phone call, a knock on the door, or simply hoping their loved one would walk through the door again.

And we remember the firefighters.

343 firefighters answered the call that morning. They walked into those buildings to save people, knowing there was danger, but never knowing they were walking into their final call.

They didn’t know it would be their last shift.
They didn’t know it would be their last goodbye.
They didn’t know they wouldn’t be coming home.

But they went anyway.

As firefighters, that part hits a little differently. We know what it means to hear the tones, grab our gear, leave our friends and families and head toward someone else’s emergency. We know that when the call comes in, you don’t always know what you’re walking into. You just know someone needs help.

The courage shown that day will never be forgotten.

Today, Webster Parish Fire District 3 pauses to remember the 2,977 innocent lives lost, all of the first responders who made the ultimate sacrifice, and the families who have carried that loss for 25 years.

We may be a tiny village, but we will never forget the people who showed the world what it truly means to run toward danger when everyone else is running away.

We remember them.
We honor them.
We pray for the families who still miss them.
And we will NEVER forget.

08/17/2026

Effective immediately and until further notice Webster Parish is under a burn ban. The burn ban prohibits all outdoor burning.

05/27/2026

Happy birthday to Assistant Chief Billy Caldwell. Even on his birthday, he continues to step away from what he is doing and help others.

He is a full time caretaker, a husband to our very own support personnel Tammy Weaver-Caldwell, and a VERY busy volunteer.

From checking on the stations, assisting in trainings, to answering almost every call, he is an asset to both the community and the department.

Thank you for your years of dedication, we are grateful to have you.

05/22/2026

CPR saves lives.

Thank you Shannon Wright, for keeping our community informed and Jonathan Gramm for teaching us important, life saving skills. ❤️

By Shannon Wright Members of Webster Parish Fire District #3 recently completed an extensive CPR/AED and choking rescue certification course designed to strengthen emergency response skills for inf…