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Town of Watertown
Fire District

Town of Watertown Fire District Town of Watertown Fire District Town of Watertown Fire District
  • Home
  • About TWFD
    • Commissioners
    • Fire Chiefs
    • Our Stations
  • Join Our Team
    • Volunteer Now
    • Volunteer Application
  • Public Info
    • Public Notices
    • Town Fire Blog
    • Meeting Minutes
    • Annual Budgets
    • Annual Audits
    • Records Request (FOIL)
    • Helpful Links
  • Community Safety
    • Fire Prevention
    • Kids Fire Safety
    • Knox Box
  • Service Area Map
  • Contact Us

Celebrating a Milestone: The First Paid FirefighteR.

 In a historic moment for the firefighting community, the first paid firefighter has been honored with the prestigious Fireman of the Year award. This recognition not only highlights the individual's exceptional dedication and bravery but also marks a significant milestone in the evolution of firefighting as a profession. 

  As we celebrate this remarkable achievement, it is essential to recognize the ongoing efforts to support and advance the firefighting profession. Continued investment in training, equipment, and mental health support for firefighters is crucial to ensuring their safety and effectiveness. 

 In conclusion, the recognition of the first paid firefighter as Fireman of the Year is a proud moment for the firefighting community. It underscores the importance of their role in society and the need to honor and support those who risk their lives to protect others. This milestone serves as a reminder of the progress made and the ongoing commitment to excellence in firefighting.  

 It is with great honor that we introduce the first paid firefighter, who has also been awarded the prestigious Fireman of the Year.  BRANDON HULBERT. 

 Winning the Fireman of the Year award is a testament to their outstanding service and dedication. This accolade not only celebrates their individual achievements but also honors the legacy of all firefighters who have followed in their footsteps. Their story serves as an inspiration to current and future firefighters, reminding them of the importance of courage, dedication, and continuous improvement. 

Rookie of the year:

 It is with immense pride that we celebrate the Rookie of the Year, a firefighter who has shown extraordinary promise and dedication in their first year of service. This award recognizes their outstanding performance, unwavering commitment, and the bright future they hold within the firefighting community. 


Rookie of the year:  BRITTANY MYERS


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The Town of Watertown Fire District Commissioners formally approved hiring a paid Fire Chief and paid Firefighters, a historic first for the district’s 74-year history.


David Johnston, a career Firefighter of Watertown with 27 years of experience was announced the “Part-time” Fire Chief.  


“Part-time” Firefighters were approved after the district’s Board of Fire Commissioners held a public hearing and passed the resolution to hire a paid Fire Chief and paid Firefighters. 


According to the Commissioners, their responsibilities will include handling maintenance tasks and ensuring the station has more firefighters available during active work hours, a necessity due to the steadily declining numbers of volunteer firefighters. 


The decision to hire career firefighters came about because of a volunteer shortage, which has affected the Town of Watertown Fire District. Due to this shortage, the organization elected to start the process of hiring career firefighters and a Fire Chief.


Our #1 goal is to provide Adequate Fire Protection to the Residents and Visitors within the Town of Watertown.


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