Farmersville Fire Department-Texas

Farmersville Fire Department-Texas Farmersville Fire Department serves Farmersville, Texas and the surrounding areas. If you would like to join the department contact us for more information.

The Farmersville Fire Department is a Class 2 ISO Rated combination fire department in Collin County, Texas and has provided over 100 years of continuous service to the City of Farmersville and surrounding areas.

REMINDER: Starting tomorrow (8/1/26) this page will change names and all official department communications will be foun...
07/31/2026

REMINDER: Starting tomorrow (8/1/26) this page will change names and all official department communications will be found on our new page: Farmersville Fire Department, Texas.

This page will be renamed "FFD-Retired Page" and will remain available as an archive effective August 1, 2026.

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT

The Farmersville Fire Department is excited to announce the launch of its new official page as part of its continued commitment to providing timely, accurate, and professional communication with the community.

For the past 16 years, the department's current page has served as a valuable resource for sharing emergency information, department news, community events, and public safety updates. During that time, the department has experienced significant growth and change, including the transition from an all-volunteer organization to a combination of volunteer and paid personnel.

As social media platforms have evolved, so have the expectations for communication and public engagement. Despite several months of working with Facebook to update and improve the existing page, the department has been unable to make the necessary changes to meet the professional standards expected by both the department and the community.

As a result, the Farmersville Fire Department has established a new official page.

Effective immediately, all department announcements, emergency information, community updates, and event notifications will be shared through the new page:
Farmersville Fire Department, Texas

The current page will be renamed "FFD-Retired Page" and will remain available as an archive effective August 1, 2026. After that date, it will no longer be used for any department communications.

The Farmersville Fire Department encourages all residents, businesses, and community partners to like, follow, and share our new page to continue receiving the latest news, emergency updates, fire prevention information, and department announcements.

We appreciate the community's continued support and look forward to connecting with you through our new online presence as we continue our mission of serving and protecting the citizens of Farmersville.

Reminder to go like and follow our new page Farmersville Fire Department, Texas! We will retire this page on 8/1/2026
07/18/2026

Reminder to go like and follow our new page Farmersville Fire Department, Texas!
We will retire this page on 8/1/2026

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT

The Farmersville Fire Department is excited to announce the launch of its new official page as part of its continued commitment to providing timely, accurate, and professional communication with the community.

For the past 16 years, the department's current page has served as a valuable resource for sharing emergency information, department news, community events, and public safety updates. During that time, the department has experienced significant growth and change, including the transition from an all-volunteer organization to a combination of volunteer and paid personnel.

As social media platforms have evolved, so have the expectations for communication and public engagement. Despite several months of working with Facebook to update and improve the existing page, the department has been unable to make the necessary changes to meet the professional standards expected by both the department and the community.

As a result, the Farmersville Fire Department has established a new official page.

Effective immediately, all department announcements, emergency information, community updates, and event notifications will be shared through the new page:
Farmersville Fire Department, Texas

The current page will be renamed "FFD-Retired Page" and will remain available as an archive effective August 1, 2026. After that date, it will no longer be used for any department communications.

The Farmersville Fire Department encourages all residents, businesses, and community partners to like, follow, and share our new page to continue receiving the latest news, emergency updates, fire prevention information, and department announcements.

We appreciate the community's continued support and look forward to connecting with you through our new online presence as we continue our mission of serving and protecting the citizens of Farmersville.

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTThe Farmersville Fire Department is excited to announce the launch of its new official Facebook pa...
07/02/2026

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT

The Farmersville Fire Department is excited to announce the launch of its new official page as part of its continued commitment to providing timely, accurate, and professional communication with the community.

For the past 16 years, the department's current page has served as a valuable resource for sharing emergency information, department news, community events, and public safety updates. During that time, the department has experienced significant growth and change, including the transition from an all-volunteer organization to a combination of volunteer and paid personnel.

As social media platforms have evolved, so have the expectations for communication and public engagement. Despite several months of working with Facebook to update and improve the existing page, the department has been unable to make the necessary changes to meet the professional standards expected by both the department and the community.

As a result, the Farmersville Fire Department has established a new official page.

Effective immediately, all department announcements, emergency information, community updates, and event notifications will be shared through the new page:
Farmersville Fire Department, Texas

The current page will be renamed "FFD-Retired Page" and will remain available as an archive effective August 1, 2026. After that date, it will no longer be used for any department communications.

The Farmersville Fire Department encourages all residents, businesses, and community partners to like, follow, and share our new page to continue receiving the latest news, emergency updates, fire prevention information, and department announcements.

We appreciate the community's continued support and look forward to connecting with you through our new online presence as we continue our mission of serving and protecting the citizens of Farmersville.

7/1/26: We will be conducting our monthly testing of the Outdoor Weather Warning Siren today at 12:00PM. This will be a ...
07/01/2026

7/1/26: We will be conducting our monthly testing of the Outdoor Weather Warning Siren today at 12:00PM. This will be a TEST ONLY.

*Outdoor Weather Warning Sirens are only meant to be heard outside. The purpose of this warning system is to alert people that are outside to seek shelter indoors.

πŸŽ† Fireworks Safety Reminder πŸŽ†As you celebrate, please help keep our community safe!🚫 Remember: Fireworks are ILLEGAL wit...
06/29/2026

πŸŽ† Fireworks Safety Reminder πŸŽ†
As you celebrate, please help keep our community safe!
🚫 Remember: Fireworks are ILLEGAL within the Farmersville city limits. Please leave the fireworks to professional displays and help prevent fires, injuries, and unnecessary emergency calls.
If you're celebrating outside the city limits where fireworks are permitted:
πŸŽ‡ Keep a water hose or bucket nearby.
πŸŽ‡ Never allow young children to handle fireworks.
πŸŽ‡ Never relight a "dud" firework.
πŸŽ‡ Keep spectators at a safe distance.
πŸŽ‡ Fully soak used fireworks before throwing them away.
πŸŽ‡ Monitor children with sparklers, the burning end can get hotter than 1,200Β°F.
Let's work together to keep this holiday safe for everyone. Have fun, celebrate responsibly, and help us protect our community!

Today, Chief Massey had the opportunity to welcome the Farmersville Fire Department's newest recruit... and let's just s...
06/25/2026

Today, Chief Massey had the opportunity to welcome the Farmersville Fire Department's newest recruit... and let's just say she's a little taller than the average firefighter! πŸ¦’πŸš’
Our newest "probie" may have a long neck, but we're confident she'll be able to spot smoke from miles away! We're still working on finding bunker gear that fits and a ladder long enough for helmet inspections.
Please join us in giving our newest recruit a warm Farmersville welcome! We think she'll fit in just fine... although she may have to duck when entering the station. πŸ˜„
Welcome to the team! ❀️πŸ”₯

πŸ”₯ BURN SAFELY – PROTECT OUR COMMUNITYπŸ”₯Before conducting any outdoor burning, please remember that burning is NOT allowed...
06/23/2026

πŸ”₯ BURN SAFELY – PROTECT OUR COMMUNITYπŸ”₯

Before conducting any outdoor burning, please remember that burning is NOT allowed within the Farmersville city limits.

If you live outside the city limits and plan to burn, always follow these important safety precautions:

βœ… Make sure it is an authorized burn day and that no burn bans or restrictions are in effect.
βœ… TCEQ regulations allow outdoor burning only fromone hour after sunrise until one hour before sunset.
βœ… Burn only natural vegetation that originated on the property.
βœ… Keep burn piles small and manageable.
βœ… Keep the fire at least 300 feet from neighboring structures, or ensure the burn is located downwind of occupied structures so that smoke does not create a nuisance or hazard.
βœ… Keep a water source nearby, such as a charged garden hose, water tank, or buckets of water.
βœ… Clear vegetation and combustible materials away from the burn area.
βœ… Avoid burning on windy days or when weather conditions could cause the fire to spread.
βœ… Never leave a fire unattended.
βœ… Continuously monitor the fire until it is completely extinguished.
βœ… Drown, stir, and feel the ashes to ensure the fire is completely out before leaving the area.

🚫 Do NOT burn prohibited materials, including but not limited to:
β€’ Electrical insulation
β€’ Treated lumber
β€’ Plastics
β€’ Non-wood construction or demolition debris
β€’ Heavy oils
β€’ Asphaltic materials
β€’ Potentially explosive materials
β€’ Chemical waste
β€’ Items containing natural or synthetic rubber

A small debris fire can quickly become a dangerous wildland fire. By following these guidelines, you help protect lives, property, and our community.
For updates on local burn restrictions and burn bans, follow our page.

πŸš’ Stay Safe. Burn Responsibly. Protect Farmersville.

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134 N Washington Street
Farmersville, TX
75442

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