Paris Fire Department

05/03/2026

🔥During last weekend’s storms, A-Shift crews stayed busy, responding to more than 90 calls for service.
On Friday night, during the height of the storm, crews were dispatched to a reported residential structure fire. The first arriving unit encountered heavy fire showing through the roof. Firefighters worked the scene for just under two hours to bring the situation under control.
We’re grateful to report that no injuries occurred.🚒

05/01/2026

B-Shift crews stayed busy recently, responding to a small fire above a utility closet at a motel on Lamar Ave, as well as a separate vehicle fire.
Thanks to their quick actions and teamwork, both fires were brought under control and extinguished quickly, helping prevent further damage and keeping our community safe.
Great work, B-Shift! 🚒🔥

04/29/2026

🔥🚒 Recently, our C-Shift crews responded to a residential fire in the Morningside addition. Q4 personnel were first on scene and encountered heavy fire coming from the garage of a single-story home. Crews worked diligently for over two hours to bring the fire under control.
Thanks to the coordinated efforts of all responders, no injuries were reported. We appreciate the assistance of Paris PD and Paris EMS on this incident.🚒🔥

04/13/2026

03/23/2026

Last night, March 22nd, B-Shift crews responded to their second working structure fire of the tour in the 500 block of NW 4th St.
Firefighters arrived to find a residential structure fully involved. The home appeared to be undergoing renovations at the time of the fire. Crews worked for just over two hours to bring the scene under control.
No injuries were reported.
We appreciate the assistance from Paris PD, Paris EMS, and Lamar County Emergency Management.

03/21/2026

Crews are on the scene of a structure fire at 19th NW & Graham St. Paris PD and Paris EMS are providing aid.

03/21/2026

🚒 Emergency Response Update 🚒
On March 19th, just after 8:00 AM, A-Shift crews responded to a reported structure fire in the 500 block of NW 3rd St. Upon arrival, crews found a well-involved residential structure fire, with flames and intense heat extending to a neighboring residence.
Thanks to the quick and coordinated efforts of our firefighters, the fire was quickly brought under control.
A huge thank you to Paris PD, Paris EMS, and Lamar County Emergency Management for their invaluable assistance on the scene.
We’re proud of the teamwork and dedication from all involved in ensuring safety and preventing further damage. Stay safe out there, Paris!

03/17/2026

Join us in congratulating Firefighter Corbin Blount on successfully completing his probationary period!
After a year of dedication, hard work, and completing an extensive series of tasks, Corbin has officially earned his black helmet—a proud tradition in the fire service symbolizing the transition from probationary firefighter.
We’re proud to have him on the team and look forward to his continued service to our community. Congratulations, Corbin! 🚒👏

03/14/2026

What-a-treat (not a-whoopin) 🗑️ from our local Whataburger! Thank you again. 🍔

02/01/2026

🚒❄️ PFD crews stayed busy during the winter storm over the past few days, responding to more than 140 calls for service.