Fire Department of Westfield

08/13/2026

Another planned power outage scheduled for this weekend.

07/25/2026

Reminder: Tonight is the night, system wide power outage for all Westfield Electric customers. Starting at 2am.

07/16/2026

UPDATED ⚠️ Air Quality Advisory

An Air Quality Advisory remains in effect today for Chautauqua County and Western New York. As of 11am Thursday, July 16th, air quality is currently in the Very Unhealthy range in much of the county.

When air quality reaches the Very Unhealthy range:

🫁 People with heart or lung disease, older adults, children, and teens should avoid all outdoor physical activity.

🏃 Everyone else should avoid strenuous outdoor activities, keep outdoor time short, and consider moving physical activities indoors or rescheduling them.

During periods of poor air quality, limiting your exposure can help reduce health risks. Stay informed, monitor local air quality conditions, and take precautions to protect yourself and your family.

🌎 Check current air quality and forecasts:
https://www.airnow.gov

📊 View the New York State Air Quality Forecast:
https://appfactory.dec.ny.gov/AQI/

Stay informed, take precautions, and help protect yourself and your loved ones during this period of poor air quality.

07/04/2026

Happy 4th of July, as we celebrate America's 250th anniversary we hope everyone has a safe holiday.

06/09/2026

Please read the notice from Village of Westfield Department of Public Works regarding an upcoming planned power outage.

06/07/2026

Last night around 8:30pm, E292 responded to North Lake fire district for a structure fire. Upon arrival E292 joined 10 other tankers in supplying water to the scene. Our crew returned to station and were back in service just after midnight.

05/04/2026

Happy International Firefighters Day to all of our members and brother and sister Firefighters around the world. Thank you for your countless hours of training and service to your community.

03/16/2026

Update on the power outage from Westfield Electric

03/09/2026

Its almost that time of year again. Every spring Fire Departments around the area respond to multiple brush fires that could easily be prevented. Even though the ground may still be wet, dead leaves and underbrush that has not yet started to grow for the year can become dry and fire will spread fast. Help us out by keeping any camp fires small and contained and have water nearby in case it were to accidentally spread.

Spring is nearly here, and so is the annual burn ban. As the snow melts and temperatures rise, New York State is at an increased risk of wildfires in the spring. In effect from March 16 through May 14, the annual burn ban prohibits residents from burning vegetation and brush with few exceptions.