The Town of West Greenwich is seeking applicants for a Career Firefighter/EMT-C/Paramedic. Please see the enclosed flyer for more information. Applications are due by March 12. Should you have questions, please contact Deputy Chief Mark Cary at 401-397-7484.
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Ask a Firefighter: Keep your family warm and safe this winter with these tips

With winter’s coldest months upon us, we are all looking for ways to beat the frigid temperatures. Local residents want to know how to stay warm and safe this winter. Electrical fires in our homes claim the lives of 280 Americans each year. Your local fire department wants you to know that winter electrical fires can be ... (Full Story)

Captain Jane Perkins, the Southern League’s Fire Safety Specialist, writes a monthly article in the Westerly Sun.

Her latest article is "How You Can Thank First Responders".

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Captain Jane Perkins the League’s Fire Safety Specialist writes about Holiday Fire Safety in The Westerly Sun today. Link below ... (Full Story & Photos)

Captain Jane Perkins article this month is included in the link below. She focuses this month on changing your smoke alarm batteries when changing your clocks!... (Full Story)

The RI Southern Firefighter’s League hosted almost 45 drivers from 9 member departments through the Emergency Vehicle Operators Course at Misquamicut State Beach in Sunday October 18. The League proudly has offered this program several times in the last few years since a train the trainer program was offered by VFIS, our insurance carrier.

Instructors included: Chief Andrew Kettle, Deputy Chief ... (Full Story & Photos)

This weekend the National Fallen Firefighter’s Foundation celebrates the lives of 103 firefighters who have died in 2019 and previous years. Consider joining our local first responders in shining your light! Thanks to the Westerly Sun for helping us spread the word. Check out their article below. ... (Full Story & Photos)

There is no question that fire departments are facing unprecedented challenges during the global pandemic. The pandemic has changed the way first responders train and how they respond to fire and first aid calls. However, the dedication of the volunteers in the Rhode Island Southern Firefighters League has remained constant. There is an inherent danger in being a first responder, yet volunteers throughout ... (Full Story & Photos)