HFD Fire Station 86 houses a 2005 Ferrara Pumper and a Medic Unit. We are one of over 90 fire stations located in the city of Houston.
There are 6 Firefighters stationed here 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. All members are cross-trained as Firefighters and either EMT-B or Paramedic.
Operating as usual
You are not alone. Please reach out if you need help.
Remember: 988
It’s here! 988, the new 3-digit number for mental health, substance use and su***de crises, is finally available nationwide to call or text.
Call or text for a trained counselor who can provide support. You are not alone.
o Keep the holidays safe. Don’t drink and drive. Scan QR or enter code “TXDOT20” to receive $20 Uber credit. This campaign is a collaboration with Department of Transportation (Houston), Governors Highway Safety Association, and .
From all the crews here at HFD Fire Station 86,
Happy Thanksgiving!
Thanksgiving Day consistently takes the top spot for home fire, injuries and death caused by cooking accidents. Leaving food unattended on the stove and improperly using cooking equipment are the reasons why. Make sure the cooking gets as much attention and your family and friends tomorrow.
Nearly every week, a first responder is killed while helping to clear a roadway incident. Help keep our Houston firefighters and paramedics safe by slowing down and moving over.
8 dead, hundreds injured at Astroworld fest Friday night, hours after stampede
At least eight people died Friday night at a concert packed with an estimated 50,000 people at NRG Park.
Let’s go Astros!!!!
STATION 13 WITH THE RALLY NUNS WORLD SERIES GAME 2
Let’s go Astros!!!
Minute Maid Protectors.
Let’s Go Astros!!
One down! Let’s go, Astros!
Your Fire Station 86 working hard.
Arrangements have been set for Houston Firefighter Michael Burkhalter, who passed away at his home Saturday. You can read brother Michael's obituary here: https://www.kleinfh.com/obituary/michael-burkhalter
Our prayers are with the families, both personal and work, of HPD Senior Police Officer, William “Bill”Jeffrey.
Officer Jeffrey was killed on duty on Monday.
“It is with heavy hearts that we confirm the death of Senior Police Officer William "Bill" Jeffrey. He was fatally shot this morning while serving a felony warrant in Harris County. 1/4”
Our thoughts and prayers are with our HPD brothers and sisters and Officer Jeffrey’s family and friends.
It is with heavy hearts that we confirm the death of Senior Police Officer William "Bill" Jeffrey. He was fatally shot this morning while serving a felony warrant in Harris County. Officer Jeffrey, 54, joined HPD in December of 1990 and was assigned to the Major Offenders Division for almost 13 years. Funeral arrangements are pending and will be announced at a later time.
Sgt. Michael Vance, 49, was also shot while serving the felony warrant. He remains in stable condition at a Houston hospital. Sgt. Vance joined HPD in June of 1998 and has been in the Major Offenders Division for the past 2 years. Due to the undercover nature of Sgt. Vance's assignment, HPD will not be releasing his department photo.
You will be missed by so many! Such a great great guy and always had a smile on his face! Please please pray for his family, station crews, and friends.
LODD
RIP Brother Reed
Prayers for the family and Fire Station 10 family.
A huge thank you to The Abbey at Eldridge Apartments for dropping off some delicious cookies from Tiff’s Treats to the fire station this afternoon.
Thank you for your support!
We really appreciate it.
A brand new rescue truck is now in service to replace old rescue truck for Houston Fire Station 42. Read More @ https://us14.campaign-archive.com/?e=d284098065&u=bbc8dea1a49ed98f626812405&id=7b90efb85d
We wish all the students, parents, teachers and administrators the best as they head back to the classroom. Be careful, be safe, be smart and look out for each other.
When a city grows and grows and grows and the fire department personnel, fire trucks, ambulances, equipment and fire station numbers do not increase at the same rate as the city…this happens.
Write to your local council member and the mayor and ask them why HFD may not be able to get to your loved one in time to help. Ask them why the city spent millions of tax payer dollars to have not 1, but 2 large scale assessments on this exact issue, to expand HFD resources, and the mayor just threw that information in the trash like it never happened.
MILLIONS of your tax dollars!
It’s a scary thought….but this is reality and it needs to be handled.
All of HFD’s issues can end with the resignation of the “CEO”, as he likes to call himself.
Stay safe. We will always be here for you. It just may take us a little longer to get there. It’s not from a lack of effort, we can promise you that!
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It’s not worth it. Laugh it off and go home to your family and pets. Don’t give careless drivers the time of day.
Best of luck to everyone taking the Engineer Operator Exam today!
Happy Father’s Day!
Happy Father's Day to all the Houston firefighter dads out there. We know it isn't easy to leave the ones you love at home to protect the rest of us. Let's build this post. Add a pic with your dad in the comments.
We will never be able to show you our appreciation or respect we have for your ultimate sacrifice you made but rest assured,
YOU WILL NOT BE FORGOTTEN.
GOD BLESS all of you and your families!
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