What Is the Windsor Locks Fire Department Website (wlfd.com)?

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wlfd.com is the official website of the Windsor Locks Volunteer Fire Department, the volunteer fire and rescue organization serving the Town of Windsor Locks, Connecticut. The department describes itself as serving the public since 1890, and the site lists its address as 2 Volunteer Dr. and its phone number as 860-627-1468.

Who runs the site

The site is operated by the Windsor Locks Volunteer Fire Department itself, not by a third-party directory or news outlet. That matters if you are trying to reach the department directly: the contact details published here are the department's own, so they are the ones to use for non-emergency questions.

What the department does

According to the site, the department provides fire and rescue services to the Town of Windsor Locks. As a volunteer department, its members staff responses on a volunteer basis rather than as full-time paid career staff.

Contact details listed on the site

Detail Information
Organization Windsor Locks Volunteer Fire Department
Address 2 Volunteer Dr.
Phone 860-627-1468
Service area Town of Windsor Locks, Connecticut
Stated history Serving the public since 1890

What else appears on the site

The site's section headings point to a historical record organized by era — "2020-CURRENT," "2010-2019," and "2003-2009" — alongside the department name and a heading for its "ANNUAL CARNIVAL, FIREWORKS, AND PARADE." In other words, beyond basic identity and contact information, the site functions partly as an archive of the department's recent history and as a notice point for its recurring community events.

When this site is the right place to look

Use wlfd.com if you want to:

  • Confirm the department's name, address, or phone number
  • Understand that fire and rescue coverage for Windsor Locks comes from a volunteer department
  • Find information about the department's annual carnival, fireworks, and parade
  • Look at the department's own record of its activities across recent decades

If you have an emergency, call 911 rather than relying on a website contact form or listed administrative number. For non-emergency business, the phone number above is the one the department publishes.