Welcome to the Williston Fire Department website!
Be sure to check out the headings at the top of the page
for more information on
services offered, members, apparatus and more.
Looking for contact info?
See the bottom of this page.
THE FIRE STATION IS ALWAYS AVAILABLE FOR EMERGENCY VISITS!
Even though we are closed to the public during the pandemic,
we are here if you need medical or emergency assistance.
The Williston Fire Department is staffed 24/7 with Fire/EMS rescue personnel.
Our building is normally always open to the public however, with the current pandemic, we are limiting all station activities to rescue personnel only. Due to the type of work we do, we are doing this for your safety and ours.
In an emergency, it is always best to call 9-1-1 from your location and stay put until help arrives.
~ HOWEVER ~
If you are already out and you have an emergency
do not hesitate to stop at the station if needed!
For non-emergencies we are available by phone, e-mail
and brief interaction through the glass window in the entrance foyer!
Please park in our visitor lot (access driveway off Talcott Road, first right into parking area)
and enter through the front entrance by the flag poles (facing Route 2).
Masks and social distancing are required at all times.
If nobody is at the window, please pick up the phone right outside the front entrance door.
It is actually our "doorbell" and rings to every phone in the station.
If we are in the building, someone will be right out to help you!
If nobody answers, then we are on an emergency call and should return shortly.
Note: this phone is disinfected regularly however, we do ask that you use a mask at all times while using it.
If you need to contact us for any other reason, please use the contact form at the bottom of this page.
Even though we are closed to the public during the pandemic,
we are here if you need medical or emergency assistance.
The Williston Fire Department is staffed 24/7 with Fire/EMS rescue personnel.
Our building is normally always open to the public however, with the current pandemic, we are limiting all station activities to rescue personnel only. Due to the type of work we do, we are doing this for your safety and ours.
In an emergency, it is always best to call 9-1-1 from your location and stay put until help arrives.
~ HOWEVER ~
If you are already out and you have an emergency
do not hesitate to stop at the station if needed!
For non-emergencies we are available by phone, e-mail
and brief interaction through the glass window in the entrance foyer!
Please park in our visitor lot (access driveway off Talcott Road, first right into parking area)
and enter through the front entrance by the flag poles (facing Route 2).
Masks and social distancing are required at all times.
If nobody is at the window, please pick up the phone right outside the front entrance door.
It is actually our "doorbell" and rings to every phone in the station.
If we are in the building, someone will be right out to help you!
If nobody answers, then we are on an emergency call and should return shortly.
Note: this phone is disinfected regularly however, we do ask that you use a mask at all times while using it.
If you need to contact us for any other reason, please use the contact form at the bottom of this page.
OUR TOYS FOR KIDS DROP-OFF BARREL IS HERE!
Toys for Kids is Vermont's largest Christmas toy collection program. The Marine Corp League has provided this 100% volunteer program since 1999, with all donations staying local in our communities. This year has been especially challenging (to say the least), as they have lost over 25 drop-off sites and several monitors who empty the barrels (including our beloved Reg!). This means they’ll have less exposure with less barrels. At the same time, they expect a 25% increase in demand due to the current state of affairs! With all the kids have been through this year, they should not lose their Christmas! Toys for Kids has come up with some innovative ways to help with the giving spirit this year, including:
WFD has been the #1 drop off site in Chittenden County for the past 12 years in a row – let’s see what we can do this year to help the kids have a great Christmas!
Toys for Kids is Vermont's largest Christmas toy collection program. The Marine Corp League has provided this 100% volunteer program since 1999, with all donations staying local in our communities. This year has been especially challenging (to say the least), as they have lost over 25 drop-off sites and several monitors who empty the barrels (including our beloved Reg!). This means they’ll have less exposure with less barrels. At the same time, they expect a 25% increase in demand due to the current state of affairs! With all the kids have been through this year, they should not lose their Christmas! Toys for Kids has come up with some innovative ways to help with the giving spirit this year, including:
- You can use any drop-off barrel for new unwrapped toys - including the one located in the WFD entrance foyer.
- You can make an Amazon.com purchase and have it shipped to: Toys for Kids VT, c/o Jerrihill Ace Hardware, 249 VT Route 15, Jericho, VT 05465.
- You can make a PayPal cash donation at www.ToysForKidsVT.com. Cash and check donations are used to buy Visa gift cards for the kids.
- Checks can be mailed to: Toys for Kids VT, PO Box 4095, Burlington, VT 05406.
- Coin cans will be distributed throughout the community.
WFD has been the #1 drop off site in Chittenden County for the past 12 years in a row – let’s see what we can do this year to help the kids have a great Christmas!
We Now Accept Online Credit Card & E-Check Payments!
Click on the Online Payments tab at the top of this page to pay for:
Ambulance Transport Fees
Fire Alarm Fees
Key Safe Boxes
G & S Signs
Please see the updated information
for our key safe box and sign program
under the Services tab.
Looking to Serve Your Community?
One of the worst days a person can have in their life is when they have to call 9-1-1.
And yet one of the most fulfilling moments in a person’s life is when they help another in desperate need, especially during an emergency.
The Williston Fire Department answers those calls every day with both full-time career Firefighter/EMS staff
and with paid “on-call” Firefighter/EMS members.
Thanks to Hollywood, what most people think it's like to be a Firefighter, and respond to emergencies, is not quite accurate.
Yes, it can be exciting and fast-paced, but our on-call members lead their normal daily lives
and respond to emergency calls only when they are truly available.
The Fire Department provides training on a schedule that supports members’ busy lifestyles and personal responsibilities.
Members have no personal costs, as equipment is paid for by the Department
and they receive an hourly wage when they attend Department training or respond to emergency calls.
For us to better serve our community, we need to build our team with more on-call members.
If you are the type of person that wants to experience that most fulfilling moment of helping a neighbor during a crisis,
if you wish to be part of a team that will treat you like family,
and do all of this within your own community,
please click to go to our employment section.
Lieutenant Matt Ammann
Williston On-Call Firefighter
And yet one of the most fulfilling moments in a person’s life is when they help another in desperate need, especially during an emergency.
The Williston Fire Department answers those calls every day with both full-time career Firefighter/EMS staff
and with paid “on-call” Firefighter/EMS members.
Thanks to Hollywood, what most people think it's like to be a Firefighter, and respond to emergencies, is not quite accurate.
Yes, it can be exciting and fast-paced, but our on-call members lead their normal daily lives
and respond to emergency calls only when they are truly available.
The Fire Department provides training on a schedule that supports members’ busy lifestyles and personal responsibilities.
Members have no personal costs, as equipment is paid for by the Department
and they receive an hourly wage when they attend Department training or respond to emergency calls.
For us to better serve our community, we need to build our team with more on-call members.
If you are the type of person that wants to experience that most fulfilling moment of helping a neighbor during a crisis,
if you wish to be part of a team that will treat you like family,
and do all of this within your own community,
please click to go to our employment section.
Lieutenant Matt Ammann
Williston On-Call Firefighter
Contact Information
Williston Fire Department
645 Talcott Road
Williston, VT 05495
(802) 878-5622 Station
(802) 476-0254 x4 Ambulance Billing
Email: Please use the Contact Form below to send us an e-mail.
For information on building sales, inspections and compliance please contact:
VT State Fire Marshall's Office
372 Hurricane Lane
Williston, VT 05495
(802) 879-2300
645 Talcott Road
Williston, VT 05495
(802) 878-5622 Station
(802) 476-0254 x4 Ambulance Billing
Email: Please use the Contact Form below to send us an e-mail.
For information on building sales, inspections and compliance please contact:
VT State Fire Marshall's Office
372 Hurricane Lane
Williston, VT 05495
(802) 879-2300