Cedar Hill Professional Fire Fighters Association

06/19/2026

🔥 Today, we commemorate Juneteenth, a day that marks the end of slavery in the United States.

The IAFF remains committed to fostering a fire service where every member has the opportunity to succeed.

Learn how the IAFF's Elected Human Relations Committee helps advance that work ➡️ iaff.org/human-relations

04/07/2026

The Lancaster Firefighters' Association says that because of staffing, they're seeing delayed or reduced response times.

01/17/2026

Though denials of overall injuries may be down, the delays in quality treatment and therapies are highly common. The third party provider for Cedar Hill is no better and has been warned many times of their inequities. We hope Caleb gets his treatments approved in Fort Worth and we stand with our brothers and sisters at Fort Worth Professional Firefighters Local 440 as they pursue better care for their members.

A decade ago, nine out of 10 firefighter line-of-duty injury claims were denied by Texas municipalities and their workers comp carriers. We’ve worked with Texas legislators to improve the system and denials are far less common now, but cases like that of seriously injured Fort Worth firefighter Caleb Halvorson remain infuriating. Delaying his treatment was inexcusable. Thanks to Representative Jared Patterson and John McQueeney for Texas for your support of Texas firefighters. We'll keep working until the system does not ever require community outrage for approval of proper treatment of line-of-duty injuries. With Fort Worth Professional Firefighters Local 440.

12/25/2025

Merry Christmas to all and especially to all Local 3463 members working the rigs today. You are the backbone to our organization and make the city safer everyday. Cedar Hill Fire Department City of Cedar Hill, Texas - Government

12/19/2025

Rest easy brother. You were advocate for us and beyond. Thank you for being a bright light in so many lives.

The Lewisville Fire Fighters are heartbroken by the loss of our brother and friend, Michael Swope. Michael was a dedicated firefighter/paramedic and Field Training Officer for the Lewisville Fire Department. He was known for his great sense of humor and the way he could instantly lift the mood with his laugh. More than that, Michael always looked out for his fellow firefighters and made sure everyone around him was taken care of.

At home, Michael was a loving husband who cherished his wife and a devoted father who took immense pride in his children. His family was his foundation, and his love for them drove everything he did.

Please join us in keeping the Swope family in your thoughts and prayers as they navigate this incredibly difficult time.

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