Hallsville Fire Department

Hallsville Fire Department HFD is here to protect lives, property and the environment by providing prompt and skillful fire protection. We are a comb. Dept. with crews on duty 24/7.

We have four stations 2 of which are manned 24/7 there are 31 members paid and volunteers combined.

04/10/2026

Hallsville Fire Department would like to extend a sincere thank you to Harrison County ESD 4 and West Harrison Volunteer Fire Department . Yesterday, both departments provided coverage for our district, allowing our personnel the opportunity to attend funeral services for a loss within our extended fire family.

This act of support and professionalism does not go unnoticed. We are extremely grateful for your willingness to step in during a difficult time, and we know the family deeply appreciates your assistance as well.

Thank you again for your continued partnership and dedication.

04/10/2026

Hallsville Fire Department would like to extend a sincere thank you to ESD 4 and West Harrison Fire Department. Yesterday, both departments provided coverage for our district, allowing our personnel the opportunity to attend funeral services for a loss within our extended fire family.

This act of support and professionalism does not go unnoticed. We are extremely grateful for your willingness to step in during a difficult time, and we know the family deeply appreciates your assistance as well.

Thank you again for your continued partnership and dedication.

The burn ban for Harrison County and the City of Hallsville has been lifted. As always, burn cautiously and do not leave...
03/11/2026

The burn ban for Harrison County and the City of Hallsville has been lifted.
As always, burn cautiously and do not leave a fire unattended.

03/04/2026

Due to failures reports yesterday. The city will be retesting the sirens today at noon.

03/03/2026

The city of Hallsville will be testing their tornado sirens TODAY (3-3-2026) at 12:00 pm. There is no active weather threat. This is strictly to test the system.

Last week Hallsville Fire Department hosted an NWCG S-211 portable pumps operation class. 5 members of Hallsville were j...
02/27/2026

Last week Hallsville Fire Department hosted an NWCG S-211 portable pumps operation class. 5 members of Hallsville were joined by representatives from neighboring departments including Woodlawn, Longview, and TFS employees.
A special thank you to TFS for offering this class, lead instructor Matthew Burnett and Chief Burks from Longview Fire for assisting with the training.
We’re excited to put this Wildland training to use and stay committed to learning new ways to better serve our community!

02/26/2026

💧Water Donations💧

The Hallsville Fire Department is in need of water and Gatorade donations. With the recent influx of fire calls, we have depleted most of our inventory that is used to fill coolers on every apparatus for our members to utilize on calls.
If you or your business would be interested in donating, please message our page.

🔥 Fire Danger Alert – No Outdoor Burning Tomorrow 🔥The Hallsville Fire Department wants to make the public aware that we...
02/21/2026

🔥 Fire Danger Alert – No Outdoor Burning Tomorrow 🔥

The Hallsville Fire Department wants to make the public aware that we are expecting elevated fire danger conditions tomorrow due to forecasted weather patterns, including low humidity and increased winds.

Under these conditions, even a small fire can quickly spread out of control. We strongly discourage all outdoor burning, including brush piles and debris burning, until conditions improve.

Our priority is protecting lives and property, and avoiding unnecessary fire responses during high-risk conditions helps keep our community safe.

We appreciate your cooperation and ask everyone to use extreme caution. If you see smoke or an uncontrolled fire, please call 911 immediately.

Our region has now been placed under an Ice Storm Warning, with forecasts calling for 0.5 to .75 inch of ice accumulatio...
01/23/2026

Our region has now been placed under an Ice Storm Warning, with forecasts calling for 0.5 to .75 inch of ice accumulation with some areas seeing an inch of accumulation, along with 1–2 inches of sleet.

We are taking this situation very seriously and have positioned all appropriate resources where they need to be in order to respond as safely and effectively as possible. With this storm, we anticipate major power outages, downed trees, and hazardous road conditions.

We ask all residents to remain weather-aware and to help us by checking on neighbors, especially the elderly or those with special medical needs, during this difficult time.

If you have concerns or need assistance, do not hesitate to call for help. However, please be advised that response times will be delayed due to dangerous road conditions.

📞 Important Reminder:
If you need emergency assistance, call 911 — please do not call the station phone, as crews may not always be near the station to answer.

Your safety is our priority. Please stay off the roads if possible and continue to monitor local weather updates.

01/21/2026

🚨 WINTER WEATHER AWARENESS – CITY OF HALLSVILLE 🚨

The Hallsville Fire Department is aware of the winter weather system expected to impact our area this weekend. We are currently in close contact with Texas Department of Emergency Management (TDEM) personnel and other partner agencies to ensure we remain up to date on the latest weather and roadway conditions.

At this time, the Hallsville Fire Department is actively positioning all appropriate resources and personnel in preparation for potential impacts. While we are taking every step to remain ready to respond, please be advised that emergency response times may be significantly delayed due to hazardous roadway conditions and limited travel during the storm.

We hope that our community does not need our assistance during this event; however, if you do require emergency services, we ask for your patience and understanding as we work through these challenging conditions to reach you safely.

Please continue to monitor official City of Hallsville and Hallsville Fire Department channels for updates. Your safety is our top priority.

Stay safe and stay warm. ❄️🚒

01/16/2026

🚨 Fire Safety Notice – This Weekend 🚨

At this time, Harrison County is not under a burn ban. However, due to current dry conditions and increased wildfire risk, we are strongly asking residents to avoid any outdoor burning this weekend.

If you choose to burn despite this request, please use extreme caution:
• Have water and tools readily available
• Never leave a fire unattended
• Ensure fires are completely extinguished
• Be mindful of wind conditions

Please be aware that state firefighting resources have already been staged in the area in the event that wildfires do occur or spread rapidly. This highlights the seriousness of the current conditions.

Your cooperation helps protect lives, property, and our first responders. If conditions change, we will provide updates.

🔥 When in doubt — don’t burn. 🔥

Stay safe and thank you for doing your part

BURN BAN NOTICEEffective immediately, Harrison County is under a burn ban.At this time, the City of Hallsville is not in...
01/01/2026

BURN BAN NOTICE

Effective immediately, Harrison County is under a burn ban.
At this time, the City of Hallsville is not included in the burn ban.

If you live outside the city limits of Hallsville, please be advised that outdoor burning is prohibited and violations may result in significant fines.

We ask all residents to remain aware of their location and comply with the county order to help prevent wildfires and protect life and property.

If there are any changes to the burn ban status, we will provide updates promptly.

Attached is the declaration issued by the Harrison County Judge ordering the burn ban into effect.

Address

102 N Central Street
Hallsville, TX
75650

Telephone

+19036683232

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