Whether you’re ready to answer the call or just curious about getting involved, there’s a place for you at WHBFD. No experience needed—just dedication, heart, and a willingness to serve.
Join Us for an Exciting Open House The Westhampton Beach Fire Department is thrilled to announce our much-awaited Open House event on Sunday, August 18th, from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM. This is an excellent opportunity for the community to
The Westhampton Beach Fire Department was dispatched for a smoke investigation in the area of Waters Edge Court and Stevens Lane in Westhampton Beach at approximately 11:35 AM on Sunday. During his search of the area, Chief Darryl Schunk discovered
The Westhampton Beach Fire Department was called out to a dumpster fire behind 132 Main Street in Westhampton Beach at 8:54 this morning. The volunteers responded with two chiefs, an engine, and a tower truck. The firefighters had water on
The new Chiefs and Officers have been sworn in and placed into their active rolls for 2023. Our 2023 Chiefs and officers are Chief: Darryl Schunk 1st Assistant Chief: Lawrence Saccente 2nd Assistant Chief: Jeffrey Wachenfeld 3rd Assistant Chief: Lewis
The Westhampton Beach Fire Department is a 100% volunteer organization proudly serving the Village of Westhampton Beach, West Hampton Dunes, and the surrounding communities since our founding. With over 100 dedicated members across four specialized companies—Engine, Hook & Ladder, Rescue, and Fire Police—we respond to a wide range of emergencies with professionalism, training, and heart.
Our commitment extends beyond fire suppression to include community engagement, fire prevention, and public safety education. Whether it’s answering a call in the middle of the night or marching in a parade, we’re always ready to serve.
At the Westhampton Beach Fire Department, our commitment to safety goes beyond emergency response. We provide fire and life safety resources to help protect your family, home, and business year-round. Learn how a Knox Box can give firefighters secure access in an emergency, why blue lights on personal vehicles matter, and explore other helpful links that support fire prevention and community awareness. Whether it’s education, preparedness, or early access, we’re here to help keep Westhampton Beach safe.
Learn how to securely provide first responders with rapid access to your home or business in the event of an emergency.
Understand what flashing blue lights on personal vehicles mean and how you can help volunteers get to the station quickly and safely.
Browse useful resources, partner agencies, and important local information to stay informed and connected with your fire department.
