Fire Protection District No. 1 of West Feliciana Parish WFFD

12/04/2025

12/03/2025

Need a Smoke Detector or Home Safety Inspection? We Can Help!

The West Feliciana Fire District offers free smoke detector installations and home fire safety inspections for residents. Keeping your home and family safe is our top priority.

If you’d like to schedule an installation or have our team conduct a safety inspection, please contact Fire District Headquarters:

📞 225-721-5198

Our crews are happy to assist and ensure your home is as safe as possible.

11/05/2025

We are pleased to announce that the West Feliciana Fire District has successfully earned a Class 3 rating, which is the best rating we have received in the history of the West Feliciana Parish Fire District!The class 3 rating will lower insurance rates for West Feliciana Parish property owners!

The classification operates on a scale from 1 to 10—with 1 being the highest; our improvement to a Class 3 rating from our previous Class 5 rating reflects our department’s hard work and commitment to our parish. The rating is based on several key factors, including our department’s staffing levels, training programs, and available equipment. Additionally, the assessment considers parish’s water supply, hydrant systems, and the efficiency of our emergency communications—all of which contributed to this achievement.
We would like to express our sincere gratitude to our dedicated full-time, contract, and volunteer firefighters members for their hard work, commitment, and sacrifice. Their continued efforts have made this accomplishment possible.
Thank you for your ongoing support!


Note: This new Class 3 rating applies to all areas within West Feliciana Parish, with the exception of the Louisiana State Penitentiary and the Town of St. Francisville, which are evaluated separately.

11/03/2025

West Feliciana Fire District is partnering with WFPSO to sponsor a Food Drive between now and Thanksgiving. If you would like to participate, please feel free to drop items off at one of the locations listed on the flyer.

10/24/2025

07/06/2025

Personnel from the West Feliciana Fire District departed yesterday to assist with Louisiana’s Urban Search and Rescue efforts in Texas. We continue to keep the teams and the families affected by the flood in our prayers.

LOUISIANA TASK FORCES 2 & 3 DEPLOY TO ASSIST IN TEXAS FLOOD RESPONSE

EAST BATON ROUGE PARISH (July 5, 2025) – Midday on July 5, 2025, a combined 12-member team from Louisiana Task Force 2 (LATF-2) and Louisiana Task Force 3 (LATF-3) deployed to Texas to support ongoing emergency efforts in response to catastrophic flooding across the region.

“Once again, when our support is needed, our Urban Search and Rescue (USAR) teams step up without hesitation,” said DPS Principal Assistant Bryan J. Adams. “Our dedicated Louisiana firefighters are on their way to assist with the tragic flooding scene in Texas. I am incredibly proud of our teams and their unwavering willingness to stand alongside our sister states in times of need. We are truly “One Team.”

LATF-2 includes highly trained personnel from the Baton Rouge, Zachary, West Feliciana, and East Side Fire Departments. LATF-3 is comprised of responders from the Shreveport Fire Department. Together, the team brings specialized training and equipment to conduct swiftwater rescue and Urban Search and Rescue operations under the most challenging conditions.

These first responders train year-round to prepare for missions like this, where rapid deployment, coordination, and expertise can mean the difference between life and death. Their presence will provide critical support to local emergency services currently overwhelmed by the scale of the disaster.

We are incredibly proud of the professionalism, courage, and selflessness these men and women demonstrate each time they are called upon. Their willingness to leave their homes and families to help others in need is a true testament to the spirit of Louisiana’s first responders.

On Behalf of State Fire Marshal Chief Ed Branch
Contact Information- [email protected]

10/13/2024

10/07/2024

07/02/2024

💥FIREWORKS FACTS💥

Sparklers burn at 1,200 Sparklers burn at 1,200 degrees?

Think twice about giving your kid a sparkler and consider using glow sticks or other safer items.

If you do decide to let children use them, always supervise and keep a bucket of water nearby to dispose of spent fireworks.