Woodstock Fire Department

03/28/2026

10/13/2025

Great job by the Woodstock, West Paris and Maine Forest Ranger teams! The fire was located on top of Bald Mt., making access difficult. Fire had to be dug out as it had spread underground.

09/19/2025

Very High fire danger today. With the dry and windy weather predicted, please be VERY cautious when working or playing outdoors.

If you see smoke, please call 911 immediately.

09/18/2025

As of today, portions of our area is classified as being in an Extreme Drought. Fire danger is High today and will continue to be high or worse over the next few days.

Be very cautious when working / playing outdoors. Fires can be started by a simple spark from equipment, lawn mowers, ATV's, etc.

No burn permits will be issued for the foreseeable future. Call 911 if you see smoke.

04/20/2025

There is a High Fire Danger for our area today. No outside fires are allowed, and no burn permits will be issued.

05/31/2024

Woodstock's newest addition on the fire department fleet- Tower 6. Tower 6 has a 102 ft long ladder and a 6 person cab.
This replaces our former Ladder Truck, which was sold to Masardis, Maine Fire Department.

01/12/2024

At our December meeting, the following awards were issued:
David Bobbe- Firefighter of the Year
Tim Rosenberg- 35 yrs of service
Rick Osgood Sr- 5 yrs of service
Ray Wakefield- 5 yrs of service

Congratulations guys and Thank you to all of the Woodstock Fire Dept members for your hard work and dedication!

12/26/2023

If you experienced flooding in your home from last weeks storm:

1. Did you basement flood AND do you have oil heat, or did you before your current method of heating?
2. Do you have an oil tank in your house, even if you don't use it?
3. Does your home or basement smell strongly like oil?
4. Did your tank move, whether it leaked or not?
5. Can you see oil on the water, either pink or a rainbow sheen?
6. Look at the outside of the house for oil tank fill and vent pipes, are they crooked?

If you answered YES to any of these questions, please give the Maine DEP a call and have a DEP responders come and look at your situation. There is no cost for Maine DEP to visit your home. Because of the impact of this storm, please understand that it may take a little extra time for responders to get to you.

Please share this information with your neighbors, family or anyone who may be affected by this flooding event.