Westminster, MA Fire Department

09/22/2026

Congratulations to our neighbor Corey Leary on his appointment as Fire Chief in Ashburnham.

08/27/2026

Our crew was out on Wymans Pond last week recovering a boat that had slipped it’s mooring.

08/15/2026

We are at Touch-A-Truck today!!

- Westminster Elementary parking lot 10am-1pm

Come down and say hi!

07/22/2026

If you need an Inspection by the Fire Department we have some useful links on our website to help you get ready and/or apply. As always if you need additional help give us a call at the station and one of our Firefighters will be able to help you out.

For permits or to schedule an inspection please contact the Fire Prevention Office at 978-874-2313.PermitsNameUsageCostFP-6 General Permit Determined by the Fire Department$25.00FP-56 Application for Fuel Oil Burning EquipmentLicensed Oil Burner Technicians$25.00FP-56A Certificate of Compliance - Oi

07/18/2026

Congratulations to Firefighters Cassidy Cox and Ryan Provençal on their graduation from the Fire Academy this past week. Ryan and Cassidy have put it many weeks of work to get here and we look forward to having them responding with us as our newest on call members!

07/08/2026

PJ was a larger than life personality who loved being a Firefighter and helping people. He worked for the WFD early in his career and was always a pleasure to have around. Rest in peace Deputy, you will be missed by many.

07/06/2026

Applications are due by noontime Wednesday! Come be part of our great team!!

07/01/2026

06/30/2026

Tonight, we had the honor of recognizing our members for their outstanding professionalism, teamwork, and dedication to our community.

Each was presented with the Stork Pin in recognition of their role in the successful prehospital delivery of a healthy baby girl. Their calm decision-making, skill, and compassionate care helped bring a new life safely into the world before arriving at the hospital.

The awards were presented by Tina Dixon of CMED, and we sincerely appreciate her taking the time to recognize the exceptional work of our members.

Childbirth in the field is one of the rarest and most memorable calls an EMS provider can experience. Many firefighters and paramedics spend an entire career without delivering a baby outside of a hospital, making this a truly special moment and a remarkable milestone for those involved.

Congratulations to our recipients on this well-deserved recognition, and welcome to the newest member of our community! 👶🚒❤️

Pictured left to right: Tina Dixon, Jason Cox, Brandon Truax, Gillian Robinson (on behalf of her father Steven Robinson), and Chief Kyle Butterfield