11/09/2023
Crews are on scene of a Working Fire in the 2100 block of Sequoyah Way.
Watch for Emergency Vehicles in the area of Jackson and McCoy.
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11/09/2023
Many thanks to the team at PPG Paints for generously providing a BBQ lunch for the entire shift today!
11/08/2023
🚧TRAFFIC ALERT⚠️
11/08/2023
Yesterday our recruits were out driving our cone course - this course is used to help all members be competent in operating our apparatus in different situations we find throughout the city.
11/07/2023
Our Community Risk Reduction Specialist, Firefighter/Paramedic Tommy Tran, has been busy this week! He has been at the Carrollton Public Library at Josey Ranch as well as several school visits where he is teaching and reviewing safety topics with some our community’s school age children!
11/06/2023
Yesterday Truck 117, Engjne 114 and Medics 117 and 114 utilized our training prop at Firehouse 7 to work on ventilation drills and chain saw use - they even got in some manual chopping with hand held tools. 👨🚒 🪓
Why do we cut holes in roofs? Good question! Vertical ventilation quickly removes heat and smoke from the structure. This process enhances our ability to search for victims and helps us find and extinguish the fire quicker.
11/05/2023
With the time change last night we had to “Turn Back” our clocks - Carrollton Texas Fire Rescue reminds everyone this is a perfect time to change your smoke alarm batteries!
⏰Change Your Clocks - Change Your Batteries. Working Smoke Alarms Save Lives!
🗓Replace Smoke Alarms that are 10 years old or older!
🚨Have Smoke alarms on every level of your house and for every sleeping area!
🆘 Have a Plan - EDITH Practice Exit Drills In The Home
☎️Know your address and Call 911 in an Emergency!
🖊Put the date of installation on new alarms for future reference.
11/04/2023
Did You Know?
Our Community Risk Reduction Specialist, Firefighter/Paramedic Tommy Tran has been staffing our First Aid booth today at the Carrollton Festival at the Switchyard. He has been quizzing visitors to the festival with safety questions and giving out some prizes for “correct” answers!
11/04/2023
Did You Know?
Did you know that members of Carrollton Texas Fire Rescue’s Fire Marshal’s office performed fire safety inspections of the vendors at the Carrollton Festival at the Switchyard to help ensure our visitors’ and vendors’ safety.
11/03/2023
Come out to the Carrollton Festival at the Switchyard tomorrow, November 4, from 11a-10p in Historic Downtown Carrollton and stop by our booth for some safety material!
If you’re headed out to the Festival - Stay in the know! Text, “CFAS” to 888777 to sign up for text alerts for important news and updates!
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11/03/2023
Just before 7am this morning while many of us were on our way to work, Engines 111 and 115 responded to a vehicle fire in the Southbound lanes of Interstate Highway 35E, just before the exit Valwood Parkway.
They arrived on scene to find a passenger vehicle with the engine compartment on fire.
Crews quickly extinguished the fire.
But a reminder - when encountering emergency vehicles on the roadway (Fire Engines, Ambulances, Police vehicles, Tow Trucks, etc) for everyone’s safety -
SLOW DOWN AND MOVE OVER!
IT’S THE LAW!
No injuries were reported.
11/02/2023
Carrollton Texas Fire Rescue recruits are training on VEIS drills today.
What are VEIS drills you ask?? Good question! These are drills where fire fighters practice accessing a window - sometimes from the ground, or in this case a ladder, where they will enter a room to search for victims when we may not be able to access the victims via the hallway due to fire or smoke conditions.
VEIS
V- VENT the space - which in this case is simulating letting smoke out of a window
E- ENTER the space
I- ISOLATE the space - means close the door to isolate the room from more smoke/heat getting into that space
S-SEARCH the space for victims
We are very grateful to have a training tower that allows us to conduct such a variety of different training evolutions.
11/01/2023
⚾️ LET’S GO RANGERS!! ⚾️
11/01/2023
Carrollton Texas Fire Rescue Firefighter/EMT Zach Millhorn seen here relocating a tortoise 🐢 named “Harley” today. “Harley’s” living space had a gas leak and needed to relocate temporarily to keep warm while the leak was fixed.
This is Zach’s second animal rescue this week - yesterday he rescued a cat 🐈⬛ that got stuck in a different residence’s chimney.
Great Job Zach!
11/01/2023
Congratulations to Firefighter/Paramedic Ben Pratt on receiving his 10 year Carrollton, TX - City Government challenge coin today!
Pictured - Battalion Chief Jeremy Perison (L) presenting Ben Pratt (R) his coin!
11/01/2023
Today our new recruits are doing bailout training.
First step is going through reps with the ground level prop.
The second part of the training is going to the training tower and going out of a 3rd floor window.
This training is if a firefighter has to evacuate a structure through a window because of fire conditions won’t allow them to exit through normal pathways. Conducting this training helps build confidence and muscle memory for firefighters if they ever find themselves in a position that requires bailing out of an upper story window
10/31/2023
🎃Happy Halloween!👻
Carrollton Texas Fire Rescue reminds you to dress warm tonight for trick or treating- and make sure you are visible, use a flashlight🔦 and look 👀both ways when crossing the street. 🍬🍫🍭
10/31/2023
🥶We are under a Freeze Warning!!🥶
Reminders -
🔥 Ensure that the flue is open before starting a fire in your fire place
🧊 Turn off lawn sprinklers to avoid creating ice surfaces that may result in injuries or accidents - at home and work!
🚿 Protect outdoor faucets/pipes let indoor faucets drip - especially those faucets with pipes on exterior walls
🐕 Bring pets indoors
🥶 Check on Elderly Relatives & Neighbors during wintry weather
🚫 DO NOT use stoves, ovens or generators to warm living spaces
Graphics: US National Weather Service Fort Worth Texas
10/30/2023
Our new recruits are out getting some hose advancing and water flow training done today at the Joint Fire Training Tower.
10/27/2023
Firefighter/Paramedic John Swanson was recognized today by Baylor Scott & White Medical Center - McKinney with a Going Above & Beyond Award.
FF/PM Swanson was driving off duty recently when he witnessed a vehicle veer off the highway and crash into a muddy ditch.
Swanson made his way to the vehicle to find the driver unresponsive and in a locked vehicle. After having to break a window to gain access to the patient, he found the patient was pulseless.
Swanson quickly removed the patient and began CPR.
He continued CPR until McKinney Fire Department arrived and took over care of the patient. The patient was transported to the hospital where a pulse was restored.
We are very proud of Firefighter/Paramedic Swanson for his actions!
(Pictured L-R Caleb Rosier EMS Specialist, Battalion C***r Josh Huggins, Battalion Chief Jeff Glenn, Assistant Fire Chief Derek Chaky, Firefighter/Paramedic John Swanson, Battalion Chief Matt Graham, Assistant Fire C***r Herb Cavenaugh and Jessica Harris with Baylor Scott & White Health).
10/27/2023
Citizens Fire Academy visited North Texas Emergency Communications Center - NTECC where they toured and learned about what goes on to handle emergency 911 and non emergency calls for service. Thanks to NTECC’s Executive Director Terry Goswick and his team for a great evening!
They also had presentations over Carrollton Texas Fire Rescue’s Fire Prevention division by Assistant Fire Chief Herb Cavenaugh and Carrollton, TX - City Government Emergency Management, presented by Emergency Manager Elliot Reep, Assistant Addison Holmes and EM Intern Taylor Conti.
10/26/2023
Fire Prevention Throw Back Thursday !
With Fire Prevention Week occurring in the month of October - we are sharing this Fire Prevention Trading card from years ago. This card highlights Firefighter Debbie Carpenter who was part of our Fire Prevention Clown troop.
Debbie promoted through the ranks to Assistant Fire Chief, retiring in 2022 to take a position of Fire Chief in the Northwest of the US.
Throughout the month of October we have been sharing Fire Prevention tips that coincide with National Fire Protection Association (NFPA)’s Fire Prevention week message - “Cookinh Safety Starts with YOU!”
For more information visit www.nfpa.org/fpw
10/26/2023
***UPDATE***
⚠️FLASH FLOOD WARNING⚠️
has been extended to 0600. Additional rain is expected throughout our area for the next several hours - Watch out for water over the roadway.
The US National Weather Service Fort Worth Texas has issued a FLASH FLOOD WARNING portions of Carrollton and surrounding areas until 2AM.
Crews responded to a vehicle that got caught in a FLASH FLOOD waters on Northbound 35E Service Road north of Valwood. No injuries were reported.
* At 1052 PM CDT, Doppler radar and automated rain gauges indicated
thunderstorms producing heavy rain across the warned area. Between
1 and 2 inches of rain have fallen. The expected rainfall rate is 1 to 2 inches per hour. Additional rainfall amounts of 2 to 4 inches are possible. Flash flooding is ongoing or expected to
begin shortly.
HAZARD...Flash flooding caused by thunderstorms.
SOURCE...Radar and automated gauges.
IMPACT...Flooding of small creeks and streams, urban areas, highways, streets, and underpasses as well as other poor drainage and low lying areas.
TURN AROUND DON’T DROWN!
10/25/2023
Carrollton Texas Fire Rescue and Carrollton Texas Police Department are on scene of a major accident in the Southbound entrance to the express lanes near the Sandy Lane Exit on IH 35E.
Expect delays in the area and SLOW DOWN AND MOVE OVER.
10/25/2023
Video from the fire we assisted Farmers Branch Fire Department with this morning.
10/25/2023
Just after 7am this morning North Texas Emergency Communications Center - NTECC received a report of an apartment fire in the 2700 block of Cookscreek Place in Farmers Branch.
A Structure Fire was dispatched and crews from Farmers Branch Fire Department and Carrollton Texas Fire Rescue responded. Engine 111 arrived on scene and discovered smoke and fire coming from a downstairs apartment and declared a working fire.
The occupant was already out of the apartment and advised of several animals inside the apartment- crews rescued them all which included 3 dogs, 1 cat and 1 reptile.
No civilian or fire fighter injuries were reported. The cause of the fire is being investigated by Farmers Branch Fire Marshal’s Office.
Thanks to Farmers Branch Police Department for helping control the fire scene.
And Invisible Fence Brand for the pet O2 masks we used.
10/24/2023
Carrollton Texas Fire Rescue’s crew are responding with the Swift Water Rescue Unit to the 1600 block of Sandy Lake Road to assist Coppell Fire Department City of Coppell Texas with a Water Rescue at the Trinity River at the boarder of Carrollton / Coppell.
Please Avoid the Area as Crews are responding to the scene and working in the area of the river.
The situation is still developing, but as a reminder during heavy rains and Flash Flooding - Turn Around Don’t Drown!!
10/24/2023
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10/24/2023
Please help us welcome the newest members of Carrollton Texas Fire Rescue - Daniel Castilleja, Noah Howard, Coby Eikenhorst, Jeff Wilbert
and Jacob McPherson (Pictured L-R).
This week they have several activities - everything from on-boarding at Carrollton City Hall to getting fitted and measured for a variety of their personal protective equipment (PPE), then they will moving on to some in house training and before you know it, they will be out in the Firehouses serving our community!
Pictured L-R
Daniel Castilleja
Noah Howard
Coby Eikenhorst
Jeff Wilbert
Jacob McPherson
10/23/2023
Congratulations to Captain Jared Nations and Firefighter John Ausmus who were appointed Texas Peace Officers to fill the positions of Arson Investigators for Carrollton Texas Fire Rescue. Both members graduated Collin College Police Academy last Friday evening and were sworn in by Fire Chief Michael Thomson.
Captain Nations was the Class Valedictorian, as well as Class Leader, and won the Fitness Award.
Firefighter Ausmus was the Class Salutatorian and elected Most Distinguished Cadet by his classmates.
These new Texas Peace Officers will be great additions to our Fire Marshal’s Office (FMO) being responsible for Arson Investigations, Fire Inspections as well as the many other duties that our FMO’s handles.
10/23/2023
⚠️ VEHICLE FIRE 🔥
SOUTHBOUND IH 35E Main Lanes above Crosby Road. EXPECT DELAYS
Carrollton Texas Fire Rescue crews are on scene of an 18-Wheeler on the right shoulder with a reported fire.
Motorists are reminded to SLOW DOWN AND MOVE OVER!
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10/22/2023
Let’s Go Rangers! Carrollton Texas Fire Rescue cheers on the Rangers in Game 6 of the ALCS tonight!
We want to remind everyone to plan ahead and have a designated driver or use ride share if you are venturing out to party while cheering on the Rangers!
10/21/2023
Carrollton Texas Fire Rescue responded to a reported structure fire in the 1600 block of Delaford Drive this afternoon and found a fence and outdoor patio on fire.
The first arriving crews quickly knocked out the fire before it spread to the residence.
This was a good example of calling 911 at the first sign of a fire and staying on the phone with the 911 call taker at North Texas Emergency Communications Center - NTECC to answer questions that help first responders respond with the correct resources.
Thanks to Carrollton Texas Police Department and Farmers Branch Fire Department for their assistance with this incident.
10/21/2023
Thanks to The Ridge Preschool for having us out this week!
10/20/2023
Thinking of Carrollton Texas Police Department this week. ❤️ 💙
10/20/2023
⚠️TRAFFIC ALERT⚠️ the entrance to the Southbound Express Lanes of IH 35E at Sandy Lake is currently CLOSED due to a vehicle accident! Expect Delays. 🚒 🚓
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10/19/2023
Fire Prevention Throw Back Thrursday! With Fire Prevention Week occurring in the month of October - we are sharing this Fire Prevention Trading card from years ago. This card highlights Firefighter Bruce Daley who was part of our Fire Pevention Clown troop.
Throughout the month of October we will be sharing Fire Prevention tips that coincide with National Fire Protection Association (NFPA)’s Fire Prevention week message - “Cooking Safety Starts with YOU!”
For more information visit www.nfpa.org/fpw
10/18/2023
Our thoughts with our Brothers and Sisters in Blue today. 💙
Seems like just yesterday his big, bright and contagious smile filled the hallways of the police department.
It is difficult to believe it has been one year since we lost our brother, Officer Steven R. Nothem #1070.
We miss him everyday but know he is watching over us.
A special thank you to everyone who has shown their support during this past year as we navigated the loss of one of our own.
Please continue to keep his family, both blood and blue, in your thoughts during this difficult day of remembrance.
EOW 10-18-2022
Officer Steven R. Nothem #1070
Gone But Never Forgotten
04/19/2022
Over the past month, the Carrollton Fire Rescue CPR Program taught CPR to over 1700 5th graders in all 24 CFBISD elementary schools! This was a great finish to a successful 2021/2022 school year in which the CPR Program trained over 5000 students in 35 schools. Thank you to the staff and teachers for the opportunity to teach your students life-saving skills. And great job, students! We’ll see you next year!
Thompson Elementary
Rosemeade Elementary
Furneaux Elementary School
Las Colinas Elementary School
Farmers Branch Elementary School
04/18/2022
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Taking a moment to recognize one of our Operations Supervisors - Stephen Potter!
During a recent call for someone in cardiac distress, he was able to overcome a language barrier and give CPR instructions; thanks to his work and that of Carrollton Texas Fire Rescue, the patient survived!
Carrollton’s Fire Chief, Gregg Salmi, stopped by today to present him with a certificate of appreciation.
Congratulations, Potter, on a job well done!!
During a recent call for someone in cardiac distress, he was able to overcome a language barrier and give CPR instructions; thanks to his work and that of Carrollton Texas Fire Rescue, the patient survived!
Carrollton’s Fire Chief, Gregg Salmi, stopped by today to present him with a certificate of appreciation.
Congratulations, Potter, on a job well done!!
Thank you BEST EMS for your leadership in “high performance CPR” training today for our personnel!
“High performance CPR” training incorporates the latest evidence-based recommendations for the rate, depth and recoil during compressions, effective ventilation, chest compression fraction, communication, coordination and choreography to achieve the best outcomes among our patients experiencing cardiac arrest.
Resuscitation Academy
Carrollton Texas Fire Rescue
Town of Addison Fire Department
Colleyville Fire Department
Pilot Point Fire Department
“High performance CPR” training incorporates the latest evidence-based recommendations for the rate, depth and recoil during compressions, effective ventilation, chest compression fraction, communication, coordination and choreography to achieve the best outcomes among our patients experiencing cardiac arrest.
Resuscitation Academy
Carrollton Texas Fire Rescue
Town of Addison Fire Department
Colleyville Fire Department
Pilot Point Fire Department
Is one of your New Year’s Resolutions to learn a new skill? The next CPR/AED class from Carrollton Texas Fire Rescue is this Saturday. This skill may help you save a life one day.
Sign up at cityofcarrollton.com/signupnow under 'Education'
Sign up at cityofcarrollton.com/signupnow under 'Education'
City leaders support FARS. Watch fire chiefs, firefighters, city management and builders talk about why FARS are essential in big buildings. You'll hear from Fire Chiefs Kris Blume (Meridian, ID); Robert Isbell (Round Rock, TX); Robert Fite (Grand Prairie, TX); Jay Hagen (Bellevue, WA); Deputy Chief Ray Anthony Morales (Dallas); Deputy Fire Marshal Cory Cappelletti (Renton, WA); Prevention Chief Matthew Graham (Carrollton, TX); Operations Chief Wesley McBride (Weatherford, TX); and Training Chief Keith Allen (Bellevue, WA) along with Grand Prairie Mayor Ron Jenson; Meridian Mayor Robert Simison; and architect Matthew Laase. The consensus: firefighters deserve FARS. Meridian Fire Department, Round Rock Fire Department, Grand Prairie Fire Department, Bellevue (WA) Fire Department, Dallas Fire-Rescue, Carrollton Texas Fire Rescue, City of Grand Prairie - Municipal Government
Did you know? Thanksgiving Day is the peak day for home cooking fires. Carrollton Texas Fire Rescue reminds everyone that unattended cooking is the leading factor in these fires. For safe cooking tips, click here: https://www.usfa.fema.gov/prevention/outreach/cooking.html
Thank you Farmers Branch Fire Department for these awesome shots of our Quad Cities Training on Mayday drills this week! We are fortunate to have a great working relationship with Carrollton Texas Fire Rescue, Coppell Fire Department City of Coppell Texas, Farmers Branch Fire Department, and North Texas Emergency Communication Center - NTECC.
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At Tuesday’s City Council meeting, Mayor Kevin Falconer issued a proclamation for today, October 28, 2021, as First Responders Appreciation Day.
Members of Carrollton Texas Fire Rescue, Carrollton Texas Police Department, and North Texas Emergency Communication Center - NTECC were on hand to accept the proclamation.
The City of Carrollton is proud to honor its brave public servants and their families for their personal sacrifice and commitment to the safety and security of residents, visitors, and our community. Each day, our first responders stand ready to aid our citizens in need, often by risking their own safety in the ex*****on of their duties.
These courageous men and women undergo extensive education and training in order to achieve the expertise required to best respond to emergency situations as our first and best defense against all threats.
Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, first responders across our great nation have remained on the front lines, risking their own health and safety to help others.
The contributions made by our first responders each and every day make our community a premier location to work, play, and call home.
Members of Carrollton Texas Fire Rescue, Carrollton Texas Police Department, and North Texas Emergency Communication Center - NTECC were on hand to accept the proclamation.
The City of Carrollton is proud to honor its brave public servants and their families for their personal sacrifice and commitment to the safety and security of residents, visitors, and our community. Each day, our first responders stand ready to aid our citizens in need, often by risking their own safety in the ex*****on of their duties.
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Our Next location for our sock drive will be at the Carrollton Fire Station #2! We’re grateful for the opportunity to collaborate with our fire department and look forward to see how many feet we can keep warm this winter 😊 Thank you for all the support so far. Help us get the word out about this drive to make it a successful mission. Carrollton Texas Fire Rescue
Este fin de semana tendremos nuestra recaudación de calcetines nuevos para los desamparados en la estación de bomberos #2 de Carrollton. La caja de donaciones estará ubicada en la sala de entrada de la estación. Esperamos que puedan ser parte de nuestra causa y ayudarnos a juntar lo más que se pueda de calcetines. Gracias por el apoyo ❤️
Este fin de semana tendremos nuestra recaudación de calcetines nuevos para los desamparados en la estación de bomberos #2 de Carrollton. La caja de donaciones estará ubicada en la sala de entrada de la estación. Esperamos que puedan ser parte de nuestra causa y ayudarnos a juntar lo más que se pueda de calcetines. Gracias por el apoyo ❤️
Performing CPR in the first few minutes of cardiac arrest can double or triple a person’s chance of survival.
Sign up for a CPR/AED class from Carrollton Texas Fire Rescue today. The next class is on Saturday, Oct. 16. To register visit cityofcarrollton.com/signupnow under 'education.'
Sign up for a CPR/AED class from Carrollton Texas Fire Rescue today. The next class is on Saturday, Oct. 16. To register visit cityofcarrollton.com/signupnow under 'education.'
NFFF Emmitsburg, MD honoring Capt Lee Holbert. Love and miss you.
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