Westland Fire Station

Westland Fire Station (Belfast) operates as part of the Northern Ireland Fire & Rescue Service and is identified on the NIFRS website as a local operational station and community engagement hub. The site notes Westland as the Wednesday evening Cadet Branch, demonstrating youth engagement activity, and records operational recognition — White Watch, Westland Fire Station, Belfast received a Chief Fire Officer Commendation for the rescue of a family from a house fire on 2 April 2015. NIFRS material places the station within wider response capability, citing Westland Road (Belfast) as a base for specially trained flood and water rescue teams. Organisationally, NIFRS sets out core functions as Prevention, Protection, Response and Resilience and states it measures and monitors risk across the community to save lives and protect property and the environment. The on-site content also references business fire safety guidance and home fire safety checks, indicating the station contributes to community safety, fire prevention advice and statutory compliance support for businesses, households and public services within its local geography.