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The first day of school is in the books, but our job isn’t done!Your Sanger Fire Department will be out again tomorrow a...
08/03/2026

The first day of school is in the books, but our job isn’t done!

Your Sanger Fire Department will be out again tomorrow and Wednesday reminding everyone to slow down, stay alert, and watch for our students.

Tuesday: Clear Creek Intermediate
Wednesday: Chisholm Trail Elementary

If you see our firefighters out there, be sure to give them a big wave!

Most importantly, ease off the gas, put the distractions away, and help us keep every student safe as they head to and from school.

School is back in session!Tomorrow, our streets will be filled with school buses, parents, and excited kids walking, rid...
08/03/2026

School is back in session!

Tomorrow, our streets will be filled with school buses, parents, and excited kids walking, riding bikes, and scooters to school.

Please help us keep everyone safe:

• Slow down—especially in school zones.
• Watch for children who may dart into the street.
• Stop for school buses when required.
• Put the phone away and stay focused on the road.
• Give yourself a few extra minutes for your morning commute.

Kids will be fueled by excitement, backpacks, and just a little bit of chaos. They may not always look both ways or pay attention to all the cars, so let’s do the grown-up part—slow down, stay alert, and help get every student to and from school safely.

From all of us at the Sanger Fire Department, we wish everyone a safe, fun, and successful first day of school!

SANGER FIRE DEPARTMENT DEPLOYS THROUGH TIFMAS ALL HAZARDS Last night, your Sanger Fire Department answered the call by d...
07/17/2026

SANGER FIRE DEPARTMENT DEPLOYS THROUGH TIFMAS ALL HAZARDS

Last night, your Sanger Fire Department answered the call by deploying personnel through the Texas Intrastate Fire Mutual Aid System - All Hazards (TIFMAS) to assist with response and recovery efforts following the devastating flooding in the Texas Hill Country.

Our firefighters are proud to stand alongside departments from across Texas to help communities during this difficult time.

Please keep those affected by the flooding, along with all first responders working in the area, in your thoughts and prayers.

While our personnel are deployed, the Sanger Fire Department remains fully staffed and ready to serve our community.

FRIDAY the 14th IS THE LAST DAY TO APPLY!!! WE’RE HIRING! The Sanger Fire Department is looking for 3 dedicated and moti...
07/14/2026

FRIDAY the 14th IS THE LAST DAY TO APPLY!!!

WE’RE HIRING!

The Sanger Fire Department is looking for 3 dedicated and motivated leaders to join our team as Fire Lieutenant!

If you’re ready to take the next step in your fire service career and help lead one of the fastest-growing communities in North Texas, we want to hear from you.

Position Highlights:
• 3 Lieutenant positions available
• Pay Range: $87,000–$106,000
• 48/96 schedule
• Competitive benefits package
• TMRS retirement (7% with a 2:1 match)
• Lateral pay available
• Overtime opportunities
• Health, dental, and vision insurance
• Vacation, sick leave, holiday pay, and longevity pay

Applicants must meet the required certifications and qualifications listed on the flyer.

If you’re ready to make a difference, scan the QR code on the flyer and apply today!

Join a department that is committed to professionalism, service, and taking care of its firefighters.

Come lead with us. Come serve with us. Come be part of the Sanger Fire Department family.

Fireworks & Fire Safety Reminder from the Sanger Fire DepartmentFireworks are a great way to celebrate, but they can als...
07/03/2026

Fireworks & Fire Safety Reminder from the Sanger Fire Department

Fireworks are a great way to celebrate, but they can also start dangerous fires in just seconds. Please help protect our community by following these fire safety tips:

• Never use fireworks in dry grass, fields, or near brush.
• Keep fireworks away from homes, fences, vehicles, and other structures.
• Have a garden hose or bucket of water ready before lighting fireworks.
• Never relight a firework that doesn’t go off.
• Soak all used fireworks in water before throwing them away.
• Avoid using fireworks on windy days.
• Never leave lit fireworks unattended.
• If a fire starts, move to a safe location and call 911 immediately.

A few moments of caution can prevent a lifetime of loss. Let’s work together to keep Sanger safe and enjoy a fun, fire-free holiday.

Happy Independence Day from your Sanger Fire Department!

FLOOD SAFETY REMINDERWith the recent rainfall across our area, we'd like to take a moment to remind everyone about the i...
06/25/2026

FLOOD SAFETY REMINDER

With the recent rainfall across our area, we'd like to take a moment to remind everyone about the importance of flood safety.

Please remember:
• Never drive through flooded roadways.
• Do not attempt to walk through moving water.
• Avoid barricaded roads and flooded areas. (Do not go around the barricaded roads)

It only takes a small amount of moving water to sweep a vehicle off the roadway, and the condition of the road beneath the water is often impossible to see.

Remember: Turn Around, Don't Drown®

If you encounter a flooded roadway, find an alternate route and allow extra travel time. Your destination is not worth risking your life.

Please stay alert, use caution, and help keep our first responders safe by avoiding flooded areas.

It’s that time of year in Texas! With temperatures climbing into the triple digits, the Sanger Fire Department wants to ...
06/23/2026

It’s that time of year in Texas!

With temperatures climbing into the triple digits, the Sanger Fire Department wants to remind everyone to take precautions and stay safe in the summer heat.

• Drink plenty of water throughout the day, even if you don't feel thirsty.

• Limit outdoor activities during the hottest part of the day (typically between 3 PM and 6 PM).

• Wear lightweight, light-colored clothing and sunscreen when outdoors.

• Take frequent breaks in the shade or air conditioning.

• Never leave children, elderly individuals, or pets unattended in a vehicle—temperatures inside a car can become deadly within minutes.

• Check on family members, neighbors, and friends who may be more vulnerable to heat-related illnesses.

Know the signs of heat exhaustion:
• Heavy sweating
• Dizziness
• Weakness
• Nausea
• Headache

If someone becomes confused, loses consciousness, or stops sweating, call 911 immediately. These may be signs of heat stroke, a life-threatening emergency.

Remember, if it's too hot for you, it's too hot for your pets. Make sure they have plenty of fresh water and a cool place to rest.

Stay cool, stay hydrated, and stay safe, Sanger!

Today, we had the pleasure of visiting the Sanger Library and reading to the kids in our community! It was a great oppor...
06/10/2026

Today, we had the pleasure of visiting the Sanger Library and reading to the kids in our community! It was a great opportunity to spend time with them, answer questions, and give them a closer look at some of the apparatus and equipment we use every day to serve Sanger.

We even had one minor medical incident, (scuffed knee), during the event, but thankfully we had the best EMS crew around on hand. They quickly sprang into action and provided treatment with the most important piece of medical equipment available—a Band-Aid! 😊

Thank you to the Sanger Public Library for inviting us out. We always enjoy connecting with the community and inspiring the next generation of firefighters and first responders!

Swimming Pool Safety Reminder As temperatures rise and pool season is underway, Sanger Fire Department wants to remind e...
06/09/2026

Swimming Pool Safety Reminder

As temperatures rise and pool season is underway, Sanger Fire Department wants to remind everyone that pool safety starts with constant supervision.

• Never leave children unattended near a pool.
• Designate a responsible adult to actively watch swimmers.
• Keep pool gates closed and locked.
• Remove toys from the pool area when not in use.
• Learn CPR—it could save a life.

Drowning can happen quickly and quietly. A few simple precautions can make all the difference.

Stay safe, stay alert, and enjoy your summer!

Sanger Fire Department is always here for our community, ready to serve and support whenever we’re needed.

Summer is here, which means more families and friends are heading to the lake to cool off and enjoy the water. The Sange...
05/26/2026

Summer is here, which means more families and friends are heading to the lake to cool off and enjoy the water. The Sanger Fire Department wants to remind everyone that a great lake day starts with putting safety first.

Please keep these important safety tips in mind while enjoying the water this summer:

• Always wear a life jacket, even if you are a strong swimmer
• Keep a close eye on children at all times near the water
• Stay hydrated and take breaks from the heat and sun
• Never operate a boat or watercraft while impaired
• Swim with a buddy and know your limits
• Be aware of changing weather and water conditions
• Keep an eye out for others in the water, including swimmers and kayakers

Accidents can happen quickly on the water, but taking a few extra precautions can help keep everyone safe. We hope you all have a fun, relaxing, and safe summer at the lake!

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103 Bolivar Street
Sanger, TX
76266

Telephone

+19404587595

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