ArlingtonTx Fire

12/01/2021

Arlington’s Outdoor Warning Siren system is scheduled for monthly testing today from 1:00-1:30 p.m.

Arlington’s Outdoor Warning Siren system is scheduled for monthly testing today from 1:00-1:30 p.m.

12/01/2021

Your Arlington Fire Department working on scene of a structure fire.

11/30/2021

Station #1 has been temporarily relocated down the street from the previous location to 1121 West Main Street, Arlington, TX 76013. This location will be home to the crews of Station 1 during the construction of their new station. This ensures the citizens and areas of District 1 continue to receive the highest level of service. The Arlington Fire Department has identified and addressed multiple factors that will be a part of the construction process. The necessary realignments and adjustments are made to meet the needs of our community and city in a seamless manner.

Station #1 has been temporarily relocated down the street from the previous location to 1121 West Main Street, Arlington, TX 76013. This location will be home to the crews of Station 1 during the construction of their new station. This ensures the citizens and areas of District 1 continue to receive the highest level of service. The Arlington Fire Department has identified and addressed multiple factors that will be a part of the construction process. The necessary realignments and adjustments are made to meet the needs of our community and city in a seamless manner.

11/30/2021

Yesterday was the last day crews responded out of "Old" Station #1. The station has been vacated and will now progress along the required process culminating in its demolition. The Arlington Fire Department is looking forward to the long-awaited construction of the “New” Station #1. Many memories, stories, and history came out of Station #1. We thank you “Old” Station #1 for your service and housing our members during so many years…
https://www.arlingtontx.gov/news/my_arlington_t_x/news_stories/fire_station_1

11/30/2021

We caught BTS 38 towards the end of their run…keep up the good work😎

11/29/2021

Firefighter William “Billy” Perkins (Pictured with his father) completed the 2021 Turkey Trot while wearing his full set of gear…Way to got Billy and represent the Arlington Fire Department!!! 👏

Firefighter William “Billy” Perkins (Pictured with his father) completed the 2021 Turkey Trot while wearing his full set of gear…Way to got Billy and represent the Arlington Fire Department!!! 👏

11/26/2021

Multiple crews have been able to work on fine tuning their vehicle extrication abilities over the last few days. Including Arlington Fire Department’s Station 7 and Station 1.

11/24/2021

Ask Arlington: How to Make Cooking Activities Safe During the Holidays

It is almost that day🦃…We hope you and your loved ones enjoy yourselves and stay safe-Your Arlington Fire Department https://www.facebook.com/CityofArlington/videos/432355975003557/

11/23/2021

Happy and privileged to have helped United Hands Relief with today’s Thanksgiving Turkey Drive. Numerous leaders and members of the City of Arlington including the Mayor, City Council, Arlington Fire Department with new hires BTS 37, and Arlington Police Department contributed during the Thanksgiving Turkey Drive.

11/22/2021

Crews from the Arlington Fire Department training on stabilization with their new Paratech Struts.

11/22/2021

Thank you very much to Arlington ABATE for the generous donation to the Arlington Fire Department. Arlington ABATE has made it a tradition to donate CUBs to our department year after year. No doubt we will be able to brightens someone’s day with a little CUB! 🧸

11/19/2021

Thank you to the SE Campus of Tarrant County College for inviting us to the Senior Luncheon. Enjoyed meeting Dr. Carrie Tunson, Dean of Community Education and Raul H. Gonzalez, Council Member District 2.

11/18/2021

Training this morning on the Braskey Door with our Forcible Entry Cadre… “Grab your tools, it’s time to work” 😏

11/18/2021

The Arlington Fire Department is invested in promoting the health and safety of all firefighters. The plan to purchase a second set of gear for our members is a collaborative effort involving the City Council, the City Manager, the Arlington Fire Department Leadership Team, and the Arlington Professional Fire Fighters Association.

11/17/2021

Great day of training on Rescue 17 and Zodiac Boat 173 at River Legacy Park and Viridian. Thank you, Arlington Fire Department’s Station 17, for bringing us along!

11/16/2021

Your Arlington Fire Department working…🔥💯

11/15/2021

Take a look at these Holmatro Rescue World & Paratech Fire & Rescue Equipment strut mounts on ArlingtonTx Fire's Truck 6! Custom work completed by Metro Fire for the Arlington Fire Department.

11/15/2021

Crews from the Arlington Fire Department and Pantego Fire Department training over the weekend at the University of Texas Arlington. Thank you UTA for allowing us to train and get better!

11/12/2021

The Arlington Fire Department’s hiring process continued today with the Physical Ability Test.
You are now one step closer to becoming an Arlington Firefighter Trainee…

11/12/2021

Hundreds of law enforcement, fire, EMS, transportation, towing and public works professionals lost their lives responding to traffic incidents in the last decade. During Crash Responder Safety Week (CRSW), let’s honor their memory and prevent future tragedies – slow down and move over. #CRSW

Hundreds of law enforcement, fire, EMS, transportation, towing and public works professionals lost their lives responding to traffic incidents in the last decade. During Crash Responder Safety Week (CRSW), let’s honor their memory and prevent future tragedies – slow down and move over. #CRSW

11/12/2021

Arlington Fire Department is on scene of a structure fire near the 1300 block of Wiscasset Dr. Incident has been upgraded to a 2nd alarm. Please avoid the area.

Arlington Fire Department is on scene of a structure fire near the 1300 block of Wiscasset Dr. Incident has been upgraded to a 2nd alarm. Please avoid the area.

11/11/2021

Arlington Fire Department’s Station 7 as they deployed and started their afternoon training session.

11/11/2021

Arlington Fire Department is on scene of a structure fire near the 1600 block of Wynn Terrace. Please avoid the area.

Arlington Fire Department is on scene of a structure fire near the 1600 block of Wynn Terrace. Please avoid the area.

11/11/2021

We want to thank all of our veterans for serving this great nation and for protecting our freedoms and the ability to pursue the American Dream. ❤️

Please take the time to honor all of the men and women who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces. Today and every day, we thank you! #VeteransDay 🇺🇸

11/11/2021

Slow down and move over when passing the scene of a traffic incident. #CRSW

Slow down and move over when passing the scene of a traffic incident. #CRSW

11/11/2021

This morning the Arlington Fire Department completed the Aerobic Run Event of our hiring process. We wish you all the best as you continue onto the next phase of the hiring process…

11/11/2021

Ask Arlington Cocine de forma segura durante la temporada navideña siguiendo estos consejos

A medida que nos acercamos al Día de Acción de Gracias, la gente disfrutará de deliciosas comidas y actividades asociadas con la preparación. Sin embargo, este es el día principal en donde pueden ocurrir incendios domésticos que involucran actividades de cocina. En el último episodio de #AskArlington, ArlingtonTx Fire nos da algunos consejos para mantener a todos a salvo durante este tiempo. ➡️ ow.ly/NOox50GKI7S

11/10/2021

Donated equipment from The Arlington Fire Department in action! We have no doubt the first responders in Guanajuato Mexico will benefit from our donated equipment.

Donated equipment from The Arlington Fire Department in action! We have no doubt the first responders in Guanajuato Mexico will benefit from our donated equipment.

11/10/2021

In honor of Crash Responder Safety Week (CRSW), the IAFF encourages all members to take the free Federal Highway Administration Traffic Incident Management (TIM) Responder Training. #CRSW

In honor of Crash Responder Safety Week (CRSW), the IAFF encourages all members to take the free Federal Highway Administration Traffic Incident Management (TIM) Responder Training. #CRSW

11/10/2021

Good morning, BTS ###VII…Let’s go for a run?

11/10/2021

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The East Library and Recreation Center is celebrating it’s one-year anniversary this month, and visitors might spot a familiar name. Read about the new Sue Phillips Community Lounge, the future ArlingtonTx Fire Station No. 1 and more in the latest Champion Great Neighborhoods newsletter. ➡️ ow.ly/1Kvx50GJSjx

11/09/2021

Thank you, Webb Elementary School, for having us over this afternoon. Our friends at Webb know who to call if faced with an emergency…🚒

11/09/2021

Arlington Fire Department offers COVID-19 vaccines, boosters to public

Arlington Fire Department offers COVID-19 vaccines, boosters to public

Jasiel Zapata, public information officer for the Arlington Fire Department, said no appointment is needed, and residents can register online.

11/09/2021

During this Crash Responder Safety Week — and every week — slow down and move over for traffic incidents to keep professionals working to clear roadway incidents safe. These responders also have families waiting for them. #SlowDownMoveOver #CRSW

During this Crash Responder Safety Week — and every week — slow down and move over for traffic incidents to keep professionals working to clear roadway incidents safe. These responders also have families waiting for them. #SlowDownMoveOver #CRSW

11/08/2021

This week is Crash Responder Safety Week (CRSW). Nearly every week, a first responder is killed while helping clear a roadway crash. Many more sustain life-altering injuries. Our members work tirelessly to save lives at traffic incident scenes as safely and quickly as possible. But we need motorists to do their part to protect responders by slowing down, moving over and staying alert when approaching traffic incidents.

This week is Crash Responder Safety Week (CRSW). Nearly every week, a first responder is killed while helping clear a roadway crash. Many more sustain life-altering injuries. Our members work tirelessly to save lives at traffic incident scenes as safely and quickly as possible. But we need motorists to do their part to protect responders by slowing down, moving over and staying alert when approaching traffic incidents.