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The Official page of the Cy-Fair Fire Department. Please note that this page is not monitored 24/7. If you have a true emergency, please call 9-1-1.

We are a diverse team of over 600 personnel who serve the Cy-Fair community as firefighters, medics, dispatchers, and administrative support staff.

07/25/2024

Today is World Drowning Prevention Day

Drownings are preventable, everyone do their part to avoid these terrible accidents.

07/25/2024

Day 4 at camp: Explored how our organs work and gained vital first aid skills like CPR. Feeling more informed and prepared!

07/24/2024

Day 3 of camp: Exciting visit as a Texas Department of Public Safety team lands! Kids had a blast asking captains about helicopters, operations, and missions!

07/22/2024

Today was the first day of our Kids Fire & Safety Camp at Station 13! With 18 enthusiastic campers, our firefighters led fun sessions on fire escape plans and safe meeting places. The kids loved practicing "stop, drop, and roll" and exploring a fire truck. Their eagerness to learn made it a fantastic day. Looking forward to more fun tomorrow!

07/22/2024

07/19/2024

Thank you for Cadence Creek at Towne Lake residents for attending our presentation about Disaster Preparedness. We love our community and want to give them the best education and tools they need to stay safe and healthy.

07/18/2024

Thank you to the Richard and Meg Weekley Community center on Greenhouse for inviting us to spend time with our community and teaching them about fire and home safety.

07/18/2024

Engine 3 Drafting tank operations at lumber yard, mutual aid fire with Rosehill Fire Department and Tomball Fire Department.

07/18/2024

We are expecting possible heavy rains this morning, so be cautious on your commute this morning.

Reduce your speed
Leave with plenty of time
Leave space between you and other cars
Watch for ponding
Do not drive thru high waters

(Image courtesy of KHOU 11 News)

07/17/2024

Residential debris drop off sites are open in the Cypress area to take their vegetative, construction, and demolition debris free of charge. A monitor will be on site verifying Harris County residency. Sites will be open from 7am to 7pm daily.
Please do not burn your storm debris.

A.D. Dyess Park
16822 Kitzman Rd
Cypress, Tx 77429

Deputy Darren Goforth Park
9118 Wheat Cross Dr
Cypress, Tx 77095

07/17/2024

Cy-Fair Fire Department was excited to visit with SEG Solar! Together, we’re committed to enhancing community safety and support.

07/17/2024

Thank you to the Cy-Fair Women’s Club for taking their time to show their kindness and gratitude to our members. The last few days, the Pink Ladies have been busy delivering First Responder Survival Kits to Fire Station #6, #7, and #9.

07/13/2024

Do you want to make a positive impact? Apply today to be a career firefighter with the Cy-Fair Fire Department. Click to apply:
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07/11/2024

Un mensaje de nuestros amigos del Harris County Fire Marshal.

07/11/2024

A message from our friends at the Harris County Fire Marshal office.

07/11/2024

A NOTICE FROM HARRIS COUNTY

07/09/2024

With an increase of Carbon Monoxide calls due to power outages, please follow these safety tips when using a home generator.

07/08/2024

The Cy-Fair Fire Department is ready to answer the call. We have brought in more personnel and have staffed extra units in preparation for Beryl.

07/07/2024

*****BE PREPARED, BE SAFE*****

With Hurricane Warnings in effect, please take the time to be prepared and be safe.

-Have enough food and water for several days
-If you lose power and use a generator, do NOT use the generator in your garage or indoors
-Do not use candles for light
-Have an evacuation plan
-If you evacuate, leave a note on your kitchen counter with details of who you are, what was your destination and a contact number
-Have enough prescription medications
-Pick up all loose items in your back yard
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-If you can avoid being out on the road, please do so
-Drive slower on wet roads
-Be aware of puddles that can cause you to hydroplane
-If the water seems to high, do not pass!
-TURN AROUND, DON'T DROWN

If you have handicap or elderly neighbors, check on them and help them prepare as well

*These are only a few safety measures

(Photo credit KHOU 11 News)

07/06/2024

If you encounter high water on the roads, TURN AROUND DON’T DROWN.

(Picture is for reference only)

07/05/2024

Last night, the Cy-Fair Fire Department responded to several house fires and a multitude of grass/brush fires caused by fireworks.

We had some firework and reckless driving related injuries that required hospital treatment as well.

PLEASE use caution in the use and disposal of fireworks.

Now that the 4th of July is over, let’s put the fireworks away.

(Photo from a house fire in the Miramesa Subdivision)

07/05/2024

CALLING 911 ON THE 4TH OF JULY

DO:
-A fire has started from using fireworks
-Someone is injured from fireworks
-Someone is shooting a gun
-Drunk and reckless driving

DON’T:
-Fireworks are landing on my property
-My dog/cat is frightened by the fireworks
-I have to work tomorrow and I cannot go to sleep
-To complain about loud neighbors/music
-Firework debris being left on the street

These are a few examples, as we ask you to use due diligence in calling in emergencies.

07/04/2024

Thanks to the Jamestown Colony Houston,TX for including the CFFD in your annual July 4th parade! We loved being able to celebrate with you.

07/03/2024

Keep your celebrations safe and clean up by soaking used fireworks in water to cool them down before disposing.

07/03/2024

We were so happy to talk to KPRC2 Owen Conflenti on Channel 2 yesterday and educate the public on July the 4th safety. It is always a pleasure to show our community and beyond what we do and how we are here to serve them. Thank you, Owen, and KPRC!

Click on the link below to watch the full interview: ⬇️

https://www.click2houston.com/video/news/local/2024/07/02/here-are-fourth-of-july-safety-tips-to-help-you-and-your-family-celebrate-safely/

07/03/2024

Shoutout to the volunteers who help us in so many ways. Your support is invaluable!

07/02/2024

Crews reported to a House Fire in the Bear Creek Subdivision at 11:45am.

Fire is under control.

No civilian injuries to report. House is under renovation. Cause of the fire is under investigation.

12/07/2023

Crews are currently on scene at a House Fire on Pear Oak.

All residents made it out safely.

12/07/2023

Congratulations Cy-Fair Fire Department Cadet Class 23-02
We are proud of you!

Address

10710 Telge Road
Houston, TX
77095

Telephone

+12815506663

Website

http://www.cyfairfd.org/

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Protecting our furry friends: Celebrating Pet Safety Day! Three quick reminders for our four-legged friends. Hydration doesn’t just matter for us during the heat. Keep your pets hydrated and make sure water is available at all times. Also, don’t forget surface temperatures are a lot hotter than the given temperature , walk them on softer surfaces like grass or dirt. And above all do not ever leave your car pet in the car. Not even for just a moment. And remember dogs can lock themselves in a car so always be aware. #PetSafetyDay #CyFairFireDepartment

Kyle Steadman-Captain EMT at Cy-Fair Fire Department. #MeetTheTeam #CyFairFireDepartment

Fitness is the foundation of strength and readiness, crucial for every firefighter and every individual. It's not just a lifestyle; it's a commitment to being prepared, resilient, and capable. Embrace fitness today for a healthier, stronger tomorrow. 💪🏻 #EMS #FireFighter #FirstResponders #HealthyLiving #StrengthFromWithin #WorkoutRoutine #CyFairFireDepartment

👮‍♂️ Meet Chief Reed 👮‍♂️ - Leading with Purpose and Passion. In this installment of our 'Meet the Team' series, Chief Reed steps forward to introduce himself and deliver a heartfelt message to our community! #CommunityStrong #MeetTheTeam

How to Use a Fire Extinguisher

Using a fire extinguisher follows the P.A.S.S. acronym: Pull: Pull the pin. This will break the tamper seal. Aim: Aim low, pointing the extinguisher nozzle or hose at the base of the fire. Squeeze: Squeeze the handle to release the extinguishing agent. Sweep: Sweep from side to side at the base of the fire until it’s out. Keep a safe distance and watch for re-ignition. #CyFairFireDepartment #HowToUseaFireExtinguisher #PASS

5 Skills Your Child Needs to Learn #poolsafetyseries #cyfairfiredepartment

Stay vigilant, stay safe! #poolsafetyseries

Three Essential Tips for Car Seat Safety

Did you know that correctly installed car seats can reduce the risk of fatal injury by 71% for infants and 54% for toddlers in passenger vehicles? Yet, nearly 46% of child safety seats are not installed properly.

It’s barbecue season! Stay safe with these summer grilling tips:🍔🥩🍗🔥 #summersafetyseries #barbecuesafetytips #cyfairfiredepartment

Stay Safe - Even After the Storm

Crews landing HCA AirLife 10 in the parking lot of Kroger in Towne Lake, flying out a critical patient.

EMS and Fire crews assisting LifeFlight landing at Traders Village. LifeFlight was required to air lift a patient to a Trauma Hospital. @memorialhermann #memorialhermann #lifeflight @lifeflight

Last week some of our members were in Tuscaloosa, Alabama at the Alabama Fire College taking a Structural Collapse Class.

Yesterday, ours crews were able to quickly extinguish a fire at a residence in the Sommerall Subdivision.No injuries to residents or crews

Engine 2 crew completing vertical ventilation and getting off the roof.

From todays house fire in the Carriage Lane Subdivision. This video is after crews performed vertical ventilation.

Earlier today our crews, with the assistance of the Cypress Creek Fire Department, extinguished a house fire in the Carriage Lane Subdivision. The homeowners were not home, but unfortunately a pet did not survive. The cause is still under investigation. In this video, crews from Fire Station 2 were tasked with vertical ventilation. That requires the crew to get on the roof and cut a hole using gas powered saws. This tactic allows hot gases, smoke and fire to escape and make the conditions inside the house more tolerable for the crews that are interior putting out the fire.