Welcome to the Town of Little Compton Fire Department. The purpose of this web site is to provide you with general information about our department; provide you with specific information about current issue affecting you and your family; update you about our latest incidents and events; and, give you an opportunity to contact us with any questions or comments you may have.

Our site is not only designed to offer you interesting and educational information, but also to reflect the tremendous pride and spirit within our department. We maintain a great respect for our history, and a strong sense of duty towards excellent performance in the present, and we look forward to meeting the challenges of the future. The Little Compton Fire Department is committed to delivering the highest quality of service to the Town of Little Compton in the most effective, efficient, safest, and professional way possible. The fire department provides services in fire suppression, rescue, fire prevention, fire inspection, emergency medical services, ocean rescues and disaster mitigation to list a few.

Our greatest resource, by far, are the 12 dedicated firefighters that currently make up this great department. The firefighters are committed to protecting the Town of Little Compton 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. The department has one station which houses 7 different pieces of up-to-date, well maintained fire apparatus.

Whether you are a seeking specific information or just browsing, whether you are a concerned citizen of our community, or simply a curious fire buff; we trust you will find this web site helpful and informative. We welcome your questions or comments.

Best regards,

Richard G. Petrin

Chief of Department

February is Heart Health Awareness Month LCFD, February 09 February is Heart Heath Month! Take the time to read the resources below and learn about how a balanced diet, exercise, smoking cessation and routine visits with your doctor can contribute to a heart healthy life. "Heart disease is very common. In the United States, heart disease is the leading cause of death for men, women, and people of most racial and ethnic groups. In 2023, almost 1 in every ... (Full Story & Photos)

LCFD assists Tiverton with Basement Fire LCFD, February 04 Little Compton Fire Department's Engine 1 assisted the Tiverton Fire Department in responding to a basement fire on Nanaquaket Road. Despite half of TFD's manpower being assigned to another fire in their town, their crews, as well as fire crews from mutual aid departments were able to extinguish the fire with no injuries reported. Great work by the Tiverton Fire Department and its neighboring departments. ... (Full Story & Photos)

Carbon Monoxide Safety LCFD, January 30 As winter time and cold weather comes, so do Carbon Monoxide (CO) emergency calls for service. Remember that Carbon Monoxide is a colorless, odorless and tasteless gas, so installing and maintaining proper CO detectors is crucial for warning you of this invisible threat. Clearing snow from outdoor vents and utilities such as gas or power meters is crucial in ensure that exhaust gases from dryers, ... (Full Story & Photos)

Generator Safety Tips LCFD, January 22 More winter weather is on the way! Generators can be helpful when the power goes out. It is important to know how use them safely to prevent carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning and other hazards. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions specific to your generator.... (Full Story & Photos)

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