Cy-Fair Fire Department

06/05/2026

As we enter the first week of Hurricane Season, we want our community to know that we are always ready. Our team continuously trains and prepares for severe weather events, ensuring that both our personnel and equipment are ready to respond when needed.

We regularly inspect, maintain, and test the equipment we rely on during flooding and other emergencies, including our high-water vehicles, rescue boats, and evacuation boats. Being prepared before a storm arrives helps us respond quickly and effectively to protect our community.

Hurricane Season is here—now is the time for everyone to review their emergency plans, stay informed, and be prepared. We stand ready to serve our community before, during, and after the storm.

06/03/2026

June is National Pet Preparedness Month, a critical time to ensure your furry family members are included in your family’s emergency and evacuation plans. If it is not safe for you to stay home during a disaster (Hurricane, flooding, etc), it is not safe for your pets either.

Pack an Emergency "Go Kit"
*Your pet's disaster bag should include enough supplies to last at least 3 to 5 days.
*Food & Water: Non-perishable food, potable water, and collapsible bowls.
*Travel gear: A sturdy leash, harness, and secure travel carrier.
*Medical supplies: A pet first aid kit and a waterproof container with copies of their medical records and vaccination history.
*Comfort items: Familiar bedding, toys, and treats to reduce stress.

Update Identification
*Microchips & Tags: Ensure your pet is microchipped and that their collar ID tags are updated with your current phone number.
*Current Photos: Keep recent photos of your pet (and you with your pet) to help prove ownership and aid in identification if you are separated.
*Have current vaccination records.

06/03/2026

Earlier today, Dispatch informed our crews of a house on fire on Great Glen Dr in the Westglen Subdivision.

Crews were able to keep the fire confined to the garage and prevented it from spreading and causing more damage.

No one was home at the time of the fire and a proactive neighbor called 911 to alert us.

HCFMO was called to investigate the cause.

06/02/2026

June marks the start of hurricane season. If you haven’t already, now is the time to build your emergency kit. Make sure you have water, non-perishable food for three days or more, flashlights, batteries, medications, supplies for your pets, and copies of important documents. Being prepared before a storm is in the forecast can make all the difference. Start your kit today.

06/02/2026

NATIONAL CPR and AED AWARNESS WEEK (June 1–7) highlights how bystander intervention can double or triple survival rates during sudden cardiac arrests. Because over 70% of cardiac emergencies happen at home, learning these simple skills empowers you to save the life of a loved one or neighbor.

If you witness someone suddenly collapse, remember the "Cardiac Arrest 1-2-3" chain of survival:
-Call 9-1-1: Contact emergency services immediately.
-Start CPR: Push hard and fast in the center of the chest (100 to 120 compressions per minute).
-Use an AED: Turn on an Automated External Defibrillator and follow the device's voice prompts.

TAKE A CLASS AND GET CERTIFIED, go to our website, www.cyfairfd.org, and register for a class. We also have classes in Spanish.

06/02/2026

We will be conducting a joint training exercise with CFISD PD tomorrow.

If you see a large presence of Fire, EMS and Police at and near Rowe Middle School and The Berry Center, do not be alarmed.

Our commitment to our community is why we conduct these joint training exercises.

June 2, 2026—Cypress-Fairbanks ISD reminds the community that its office of emergency management, in collaboration with the CFISD police department and local first responders, will host a full-scale safety exercise on June 3 at Rowe Middle School (7611 Westgreen Blvd.) and the Berry Center (8877 B...

06/01/2026

Thank you to Joly Mendes at Univision for inviting us to talk about Hurricane Preparedness as today we start Hurricane Season.

Don’t wait, get ready. You can find the check list at www.fema.gov.

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Gracias a Joly Mendes de Univision por invitarnos a hablar sobre la preparación ante huracanes, ya que hoy damos inicio a la temporada de huracanes.

No espere, prepárese. Puede encontrar la lista de verificación en www.fema.gov.

05/28/2026

Arrival on last nights fire in the Copper Grove Subdivision. Crews did an amazing job keeping the fire from entering the main residence and putting out the detached garage.

05/28/2026

Last night our crews were dispatched to a house on fire on Garrett Green Circle in the Copper Grove Subdivision.

Upon arrival, crews realized they had a detached garage that was burning. They quickly extinguished the flames and kept them from going into the home.

Thankfully, no resident or fire fighter was injured.

05/26/2026

********ACCIDENT UPDATE**********

290 Westbound at Eldridge will be shut down for the next few hours due to an over turned 18 wheeler. Harris County HAZMAT is on scene with us to help mitigate a fuel spill.

5 people were transported to local hospitals in stable condition.