01/01/2023
Happy New Year! The Frisco FD hopes every day of your new year will be safe, healthy, and filled with success and happiness.
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12/30/2022
It was a busy week for the Frisco FD! Freezing temps, structure fires and the retirement of Inspector Adams after 48 years of public service! The Frisco FD responded to an apartment fire where the sprinklers had been turned off due to the freeze. They made a quick and fantastic stop and limited the fire damage to the apartment where it started.
12/20/2022
I think I have a leak! How can I shut off the water? Charles is here to help show you how to find and turn off "Emergency Shut Off Valves" during these occur...
12/20/2022
12/06/2022
WFAA's Santa's Helpers is celebrating its 53rd year!
11/24/2022
Have a very Happy and Safe Thanksgiving all!
11/23/2022
11/23/2022
Avoid burns and scalds. Keep pot handles turned to the back of the stove.
11/22/2022
Cooking fires are a leading cause of fires each Thanksgiving. Stay in the kitchen when cooking.
11/21/2022
Using a turkey fryer this year? Keep it outdoors. Cook safely!
11/20/2022
Stand by your pan this Thanksgiving! Cook safely.
11/19/2022
Make sure cooking safety is on the menu this Thanksgiving season!
11/18/2022
11/18 - 5:00 P.M. - GAS OUTAGE UPDATE (From Atmos): As of 4:00pm, Atmos Energy has made contact at every home and business in the affected area, with natural gas service restored to approximately 2800 customers. For those who were not home when we first visited, door tags were left with instructions and technicians will be available this weekend for customers who contact us. Please call 888.286.6700 to schedule an appointment. A resident of the home or an authorized representative of the business who is 18 years of age or older must be present for service to be restored.
11/18/22 - 10:30 a.m. GAS OUTAGE UPDATE:
Atmos Energy crews worked through the night to restore natural gas service in Frisco and Little Elm, and we continue communicating with customers in the affected area. At 7:15 a.m., approximately 1,500 customers in the outage area had natural gas service restored. Future status updates will be posted at atmosenergy.com/NTXrestore as they become available.
We thank our customers for their patience and cooperation as we work to restore service as safely and efficiently as possible. Please be aware that our highly trained technicians will need to access customers’ natural gas meters throughout this process.
To file a claim with Atmos Energy related to a business interruption, please visit atmosenergy.com/claims.
As always, Atmos Energy would like to remind everyone if you think you smell gas, act fast! Leave the area immediately and from a safe distance call 911 and the Atmos Energy emergency number, 866.322.8667: https://www.atmosenergy.com/safety/recognizing-leak
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**11/17/22 - 7 p.m. GAS OUTAGE UPDATE: Please note... Atmos Energy does not have a time set for when service will be restored to all. When natural gas service is ready to be restored, please expect the following:
• A resident of the home or an authorized representative of the business who is 18 years of age or older must be present for the restoration services to be performed.
• If you are not home or at your business, we will leave a door tag with instructions. For questions regarding your natural gas service, please call 888.286.6700.
• Please visit atmosenergy.com/NTXrestoration to learn more.
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**11/17/22 - 6 p.m. GAS OUTAGE UPDATE:
Our Emergency Management staff met with Atmos Energy this evening. Atmos estimates about 1,878 customers in west Frisco are without gas. The utility company says it is communicating directly with customers, via text; however, about 175 numbers are apparently ‘no good’ and/or not updated. The company says repair crews will continue to work through the night.
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Frisco residents who are Atmos Energy customers and live west of the Dallas North Tollway may be without gas service. Atmos shares repair crews are on site; however, a restoration time is unknown. We have limited information and do not know how many customers are impacted. We will keep you posted as we receive updates.
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11/11/2022
Today we honor all those who have served this country in our armed forces. Thank you for your service!
11/09/2022
During the EMS Luncheon with Texas Health Frisco, FF/PM Blake Bearden on Medic 7 C-shift was recognized for his early recognition of an active STEMI. The patient was transported to Texas Health Hospital Frisco, where life-saving actions were performed, and the patient could go home to his family. Also recognized but unable to be at the luncheon were FF/PM Dustin Allen and FF/PM Glen Pritchard. Texas Health Frisco EMS Coordinator Bronson Wheeler is also in the picture after presenting Blake with an EMS challenge coin. Great teamwork by all involved!
11/07/2022
SHARE! The City of Frisco TX - City Hall, in partnership with WFAA Santa's Helpers, presents the annual Frisco Police Department and Frisco Fire Department Toy Drive and it starts tomorrow, November 7! Donate new, unwrapped toys at one of our locations and put a smile on a child's face this holiday season.
11/01/2022
During the McKinney EMS Luncheon the crews on Engine 6C and Medic 9C were recognized for their life-saving actions on a patient from a recent motor vehicle accident. Our crew's on-scene care and the treatment received at BSW led to a positive outcome for the patient. Great job by: Lt. Chris Brown, FF/PM Nick King, FF/EMT Chelsie Kemp, FF/PM Luis Canales & FF/PM Tim Graves (not in the picture).
10/28/2022
We also celebrated 🎉 a few 15 & 20 year service award anniversaries with: Pablo Carrasco-15 Yrs, Chelsie Kemp-15 yrs, Allan Jones–20 yrs, Danny Berrier-20 yrs. Congrats on this milestone!
10/28/2022
This week we celebrated 🎉5 and 10 year service award anniversaries for a few members of our department: Shelia McLean-5 yrs, Michael Gantt-10 yrs, Mathew Jennings–10 yrs, Nick Sequenzia-10 yrs. Congrats all!
10/27/2022
The Frisco Fire Department Fire Prevention Division was awarded the Gold Level Excellence Award by the Texas Fire Marshals' Association the Sprinkler Saves award by the National Fire Sprinkler Association. Chief Kistner, our Fire Marshal, was also sworn in as the 2nd VP of TFMA
10/25/2022
🎃 Halloween tip: Use battery-operated candles or glow sticks to light your jack-o-lantern when you're done carving that smile.
10/24/2022
We recently honored four of our FD members for their dedicated service to the City and to Frisco Fire Dept.: Capt. Chris Beck-30 years, Lt. Randy Allen-20 years, FF/DO Allan Jones-20 years & FF/EMT Danny Berrier-20 years. Congratulations gentlemen!
10/18/2022
When witches go riding, and black cats are seen, follow these tips for optimal fun, and remember to keep exits clear of decorations, so nothing blocks escape routes. For more Halloween safety, visit: http://nfpa.social/T2sS50Lcmz9
10/14/2022
Fire is fast! It won't wait. Plan your escape. This week is . A reminder to all about the importance of having a home fire escape plan.
10/13/2022
Congratulations to Nick Fournier for his graduation from paramedic school. The paramedic program consists of hundreds of hours in the classroom and over 480 hours of hospital and ambulance rotations. Great job Nick!
10/12/2022
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10/12/2022
10/12/2022
It's ! Protect your loved ones with a home fire escape plan. Practice your plan, too, so everyone knows how to escape.
10/10/2022
This week is . This year's theme is Fire won't wait. Plan your escape. If you need to create a home fire escape plan here's an easy guide: https://tinyurl.com/2p8rfec3
10/08/2022
This weekend is the 41st annual National Fallen Firefighters Memorial weekend. We pay tribute to all the firefighters who died in the line of duty in 2021 and honor their sacrifice. Visit the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation to learn more. https://tinyurl.com/4j6j57bt
10/01/2022
Congratulations to Deputy Chief Clay Carpenter on completing the Texas Fire Chiefs Association’s Texas Fire Chiefs Academy! Well done, Chief!
09/30/2022
Congratulations to Frisco FD Investigator Sample and K9 Ellie for winning “Top Dog” for Explosives Detection at the Texas K9 Conference.
09/29/2022
A special survivor reunion took place on Wednesday, Sept 28th with the crews of E7, T6 and M6. In July 2021, a patient was found unresponsive in an attic suffering from heat exposure. After a challenging rescue, the patient was transported to Texas Health Plano and spent over eight days in the ICU. After a year of rehab, the patient and his family celebrated his recovery with the FFD crew members that helped that day.
09/28/2022
Plano recognized FF/PM D Allen &FF/PM L Tippet for their quick actions in a recent medical incident. The actions of Frisco Med6 -C crew & the hospital staff allowed the patient to go home to her family in just a few days. An incredible job by all those involved!
09/28/2022
Your pets are part of your legacy! Include these in case you need to evacuate with your four-legged buddies: A selfie with pet in case you get separated. Medicine & grooming items. Collar with an ID & a leash.
Learn how to make a family emergency communication plan. Make a plan today. Your family may not be together if a disaster strikes, so it is important to know which types of disasters could affect your area. Know how you’ll contact one another and reconnect if separated. Establish a family meeting ...
09/26/2022
Build a : Prepare your kids for disasters and emergencies. Take time to make a plan and have conversations about preparedness. Help them know how to stay safe and navigate potentially scary situations.
Ready Kids has tools and information to help kids, teens, parents, and those who work with youth before, during, and after disasters.
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Frisco Fire Department responded to a working structure fire on Printers Way in District 4 this morning. The sprinkler system controlled and extinguished the fire. Frisco Police Department was on scene to assist. National Fire Sprinkler Association - NFSA.
Getting adequate sleep keeps your heart healthy!
Keep first responders safe! When you see flashing lights ahead slow down and move over.
If you have a fire in your microwave, keep the door closed until the fire is out. For more microwave safety tips visit: nfpa.org/safetytips
Carbon Monoxide often referred to as CO is a colorless, odorless gas. Install CO alarms and test them monthly.
If using a candles this holiday, never leave lit candles unattended.
Have you watered your Christmas tree today? Keep your tree happy by keeping it watered.
Be safe when staying warm this winter
If using a candle this holiday, find a safe location at least 12 inches from things that burn
Have you watered your Christmas tree today?
Holiday lighting is part of what makes our indoor and outdoor decorations appear to be so magical. Remember to use them safely.
This past week, members of Frisco Fire went to Lewisville for truck operations training. Train until you get it right, then train until you can't get it wrong. Strong work!
Come out tonight from 5 to 8 and drop off that unwrapped toy and help support Frisco Family Services and the Assistance Center of Collin County! #WFAASantasHelpers
The past 3 days, our Drivers have gone through pump training and aerial skills. All of the Drivers were extremely excited to hone their skills. The dept used a pump simulator and pumped 790,000 gallons of water through the hose lines but only used 15,000. Great job!
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In this month’s episode of Safety Matters, the Frisco Police Department shows us its new online reporting portal. And the Frisco Fire Department gives us tips to get our homes ready for winter weather. Check this out and find out why .
Yesterday I attended the Collin County Commissioners Court at 1:30 in the afternoon. In the evening I attended an hour and a half online VDR training with March to the Polls - DFW. Once I return the paperwork they are sending me, I will be a certified Volunteer Deputy Registrar not just in Collin County where I got certified a year ago, but also Dallas, Denton & Tarrant Counties as well! I also submitted my application for Citizen Fire Academy with the Frisco Fire Department last night! Seats are limited so if you'd like to sign up, now is your chance before the class is full. I also signed up to become a volunteer with the City of Frisco TX - City Hall and applied to volunteer with the Shawnee Trail Cowboy Day later this year and to be involved with Play Frisco - Frisco Parks & Recreation at the Frisco Heritage Museum.
Tonight is both the Frisco City Council Candidate Forum at Grace Church at 6pm and the Frisco ISD Board Meeting at 6:30. I'm not sure which I will attending. I wish I could be in two places at the same time... unless somebody wants to go to one and document it for me so I have something to look back on later. Please reach out if that person is you!
★ WATCH COMMISSIONERS COURT HERE ★
https://youtu.be/Sf4XSlbq4Dw
I appreciate Joshua Murray for Accountable & Transparent Collin County, who is running to replace Judge Chris Hill, for speaking on the Covid pandemic and the Omicron variant. He has consistently shown up to these public meetings for the last year and been active longer than that.
Josh states,
"For nearly 7 years I’ve consistently attended government meetings racking up hundreds of hours listening & learning how our local government operates.
I made this decision [to run for office] for many reasons, but most significant being our current County Judge has been abusive to elected officials, employees, and citizens of Collin County which has been counterproductive in creating a cohesive government."
I also appreciate Judith for giving praise when and where it is due.
One might have noticed...
Where was Judge Chris Hill?
Did you know that Frisco City Council Meetings are held in the evenings between 6-8 pm and stream online for those who can't attend?
Did you know FISD Board Meetings are held in the evening between 6-8 pm?
Did you know city planned events happen in the evenings or on weekends when the public is able to attend?
It is not lost on me, nor many other residents I have spoken to over the last few years who are concerned with the Commissioner's Court choice to hold meetings at 1:30 on Monday afternoon when parents and concerned citizens are working and unable to voice their opinion or be included in the public process. There is a reason so much gets done behind closed doors in executive sessions and not publicly live-streamed.
Maybe Chris couldn't be at his own court meeting today because of conflicting schedules?
If I'm elected to be YOUR next representative in the Texas House I will work with other local leaders to bring accountability and transparency back into Collin County decision-making that affects every single one of us. I will advocate for moving Commissioners Court to an evening time slot to accommodate the public more broadly.
Tonight is both the Frisco City Council Candidate Forum at Grace Church at 6pm and the Frisco ISD Board Meeting at 6:30. I'm not sure which I will attending. I wish I could be in two places at the same time... unless somebody wants to go to one and document it for me so I have something to look back on later. Please reach out if that person is you!
★ WATCH COMMISSIONERS COURT HERE ★
https://youtu.be/Sf4XSlbq4Dw
I appreciate Joshua Murray for Accountable & Transparent Collin County, who is running to replace Judge Chris Hill, for speaking on the Covid pandemic and the Omicron variant. He has consistently shown up to these public meetings for the last year and been active longer than that.
Josh states,
"For nearly 7 years I’ve consistently attended government meetings racking up hundreds of hours listening & learning how our local government operates.
I made this decision [to run for office] for many reasons, but most significant being our current County Judge has been abusive to elected officials, employees, and citizens of Collin County which has been counterproductive in creating a cohesive government."
I also appreciate Judith for giving praise when and where it is due.
One might have noticed...
Where was Judge Chris Hill?
Did you know that Frisco City Council Meetings are held in the evenings between 6-8 pm and stream online for those who can't attend?
Did you know FISD Board Meetings are held in the evening between 6-8 pm?
Did you know city planned events happen in the evenings or on weekends when the public is able to attend?
It is not lost on me, nor many other residents I have spoken to over the last few years who are concerned with the Commissioner's Court choice to hold meetings at 1:30 on Monday afternoon when parents and concerned citizens are working and unable to voice their opinion or be included in the public process. There is a reason so much gets done behind closed doors in executive sessions and not publicly live-streamed.
Maybe Chris couldn't be at his own court meeting today because of conflicting schedules?
If I'm elected to be YOUR next representative in the Texas House I will work with other local leaders to bring accountability and transparency back into Collin County decision-making that affects every single one of us. I will advocate for moving Commissioners Court to an evening time slot to accommodate the public more broadly.
Our family from Frisco. Frisco Firefighters Frisco Fire Department
Yesterday afternoon, several large wildland fires broke out across northwest Texas and the Panhandle. The State had propositioned many resources ahead of the predicted fire weather. As a result of the many fast moving fires, additional resources were requested last night, to include 3 members of FMFD’s wildland team and our state brush truck. Crews travelled overnight and are headed this morning to the in Moore County. Other departments on their strike team include Dallas Fire-Rescue, Lewisville Fire, Frisco Fire Department, and Little Elm Fire Department.
In this month’s episode of Safety Matters, the Frisco Police Department gives us tips to try to prevent porch pirates. And the Frisco Fire Department tells us how to safely decorate inside for the holidays. Check this out and learn why .
You still have time to donate at new, unwrapped toy to the Frisco Police Department & Frisco Fire Department's annual toy drive. So while you’re out shopping, buy a toy to benefit Frisco Family Services and Assistance Center of Collin County.
Visit https://www.friscotexas.gov/1589/Holiday-Toy-Drive for a list of drop off sites.
We're collecting through tomorrow.
Visit https://www.friscotexas.gov/1589/Holiday-Toy-Drive for a list of drop off sites.
We're collecting through tomorrow.
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Great morning for the Frosty 5k, though it was a lot less Frosty than in years past. Over 500 people out this morning.
Merry Main Street kicks off tonight along with the Christmas Tree lighting. Hope to see you all there.
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Play Frisco - Frisco Parks & Recreation
Frisco Police Department
Frisco Fire Department
Angelia Pelham
Merry Main Street kicks off tonight along with the Christmas Tree lighting. Hope to see you all there.
City of Frisco TX - City Hall
Play Frisco - Frisco Parks & Recreation
Frisco Police Department
Frisco Fire Department
Angelia Pelham
Help the Frisco Police Department & Frisco Fire Department make it a happy holiday for all Frisco children. With the help of WFAA’s Santa’s Helpers, we’re collecting new, unwrapped toys through December 6th.
You can drop them off tonight from 5 to 8 p.m. at Frisco Fire Safety Town.
The toys will benefit Frisco Family Services and Assistance Center of Collin County.
Visit https://www.friscotexas.gov/1589/Holiday-Toy-Drive for a list of drop off sites.
You can drop them off tonight from 5 to 8 p.m. at Frisco Fire Safety Town.
The toys will benefit Frisco Family Services and Assistance Center of Collin County.
Visit https://www.friscotexas.gov/1589/Holiday-Toy-Drive for a list of drop off sites.
On Thursday, December 2, the City of Frisco TX and WFAA will be hosting a Santa's Helpers drive-thru donation event from 5 to 8pm at Frisco Fire Department Fire Safety Town (8601 Gary Burns Drive). Drop off new, unwrapped toys for a great cause! www.friscotexas.gov/1589/Holiday-Toy-Drive
Help the Frisco Police Department & the Frisco Fire Department make it a happy holiday for all Frisco children. With the help of WFAA’s Santa’s Helpers, we’re collecting new, unwrapped toys through December 6th. So while you’re out shopping, buy a toy to benefit Frisco Family Services and Assistance Center of Collin County. Visit https://www.friscotexas.gov/1589/Holiday-Toy-Drive for a list of drop off sites.
Frisco Fire Department
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