Weiser City Fire and Rescue

10/19/2024

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The Weiser Fire District is an all-hazards organization that provides fire protection to the City of Weiser and the surrounding area.

District Board Meetings are held on the second Tuesday of each month at 7PM, at 167 West Commercial Street in Weiser.

02/14/2022

Two vehicle accident on the corner of East 7th (Highway 95) and Park Street. Monday (2/14/22) at approximately 12:00 noon. The Red Dodge Durango was traveling North on Highway 95 and turning West onto Park Street. The Dodge Ram was traveling South on Highway 95, through the intersection. It was stated that possibly the Durango had a blinking yellow light and the Ram had a green light, but that is still under investigation at this time. No injuries were evident at the time, but some are going to be checked out to make sure. The passenger in the Durango needed to be extricated to get out of it. On scene, Weiser City Police, both Weiser City and Weiser Rural Fire Departments, Weiser Ambulance and a Washington County Sheriff’s Deputy

02/14/2022

02/04/2022

01/04/2022

Winter storms can happen almost anywhere and Idaho is no stranger to winter storms. They can cause us problems. Know what to do before, during and after a storm. This will help keep you and your family safe from a winter fire.

• Test all smoke alarms. Do this at least once a month. This way you will know they are working. Install carbon monoxide alarms in your home. Test the alarms.
• Plan two ways out of the home in case of an emergency. Clear driveway and front walk of ice and snow. This will provide easy access to your home.
• Make sure your house number can be seen from the street. If you need help, firefighters will be able to find you.
• Be ready in case the power goes out. Have flashlights on hand. Also have battery-powered lighting and fresh batteries. Never use candles.
• Stay aware of winter weather. Listen to the television or radio for updates. Watch for bulletins online.
• Check on neighbors. Check on others who may need help.
• Generators should be used outdoors. Keep them away from windows and doors. Do not run a generator inside your garage, even if the door is open.
• Stay away from downed wires. Report any downed wires to authorities.
• Be ready if the heat stops working. Use extra layers of clothes and blankets to stay warm. If you use an emergency heat source, keep anything that can burn at least 3 feet away.
• Turn portable heaters off when you leave the room. Turn them off when you go to bed.

IMPORTANT REMINDER!
There are more home fires in winter than in any other season. Half of all home heating fires happen in December, January and February. As you stay cozy and warm this winter season, be fire smart!

FACT:
Nearly half of all space heater fires involve electric space heaters.

01/02/2022

It has been an annual tradition for the past seven or eight years for the Weiser City Fire Department to help the Weiser Elks Lodge during the Christmas season. Each year, the Weiser Elks Lodge prepares boxes of essential items gathered by donation to give out to families in need throughout the Weis...

01/01/2022

Happy New Year from all of us here at WCFR.

12/25/2021

Merry Christmas from all of us here at WCFR.

11/30/2021

Raise your hand if you’re putting up your tree this week! ✋ Follow these safety tips to keep your holidays fire-safe. http://ow.ly/ahjp50GYtXt

11/25/2021

Happy Thanksgiving from all of us here at WCFR.