On Oct. 13, 2001, HFD Captain Jay Jahnke made the ultimate sacrifice . Today, we remember Captain Jahnke not only for the change made known as the "4th Man" Legacy (increased staffing on units), but also for the husband, father, friend and firefighter he was. Never forget.
After a recent incident near Lockwood & Rusk, HFD reminds everyone: trains can’t stop fast. Use crossings. Stay alert.
Thank you to District I Council Member Joaquin Martinez for working with @HFDChiefMunoz & HFD to help share this important safety reminder with our community.
A pioneer. A mentor. A friend.
The Houston Fire Department mourns the loss of Dr. David Persse, retired HFD EMS Physician Director and longtime MD-1, who passed away Monday, Sept. 28, surrounded by his family. Read More @ https://t.co/d5yETkE7Q9
This weekend, HFD joined the Texas Brotherhood Ride as they began their seven day - 600 mile journey ride from Lake Jackson to Fort Worth. 3 Houston first responders are included in the 9 heroes honored this year. The ride pays tribute to those who made the ultimate sacrifice.
The HFD Executive Leadership Academy, which wrapped up its first week, marks the first Executive Leadership Academy in HFD history and only the second program of its kind in the nation, following the New York City Fire Department (FDNY).
The HFD Executive Leadership Academy has wrapped up its 1st week. Created w/ @HOUCityCollege & @UHouston Hobby School of Public Affairs, the program trains HFD leaders in management, leadership, government & community engagement. This was the 1st of 4 modules running through '27.
Yesterday, @HFDChiefMunoz & the Command Staff joined supporters of the @HouFireMuseum Legacy Luncheon, a fundraiser benefiting the museum & its work to preserve & share the history of the HFD. Thank you to the Houston Fire Museum for the work you do to keep HFD’s history alive.
This week, members of the HFD Integrated Risk Management Team gave safety tips & fire extinguisher demos at the McCrane Kashmere @houstonlibrary Health Fire & the Windsor Village Church. If your group or company would like a visit by the IRM team, see https://t.co/o3DxkABlmJ
As we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, we’re proud to recognize Capt. Iris Rodriguez, whose 30+ years of service have helped shape HFD. Council Member Alejandra Salinas recently presented her with a Certificate of Recognition for her achievements, leadership and contributions.
With feels like temps reaching above 100, HFD reminds citizens about the importance of taking safety measures when outdoors to avoid heat-related medical emergencies.
Today has a forecasted maximum heat index of 106°F.
Stay cool. Stay hydrated. Check on loved ones, especially older adults and anyone more vulnerable to extreme heat.
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As Hispanic Heritage Month begins, we celebrate our partnership with Guayaquil, Ecuador & the Benemérito Cuerpo de Bomberos Guayaquil. Today, Mayor John Whitmire honored Paulina Dávila, president of the Houston-Quadyaquil Sister City Assoc. for her work.
HFD has sent 12 specialized trained members to assist with the Texas Hill country flooding. Thoughts and prayers with the first responders and residents of the affected areas. @txtf1#TIFMAS#TexasTaskForce1
Soccer Celebration is rocking tonight! Shell Energy Stadium has reached capacity. Fans with suite/loge tickets, please enter through Jameson Club on Capitol Street.
What an incredible turnout today, Houston!
FIFA Fan Festival™ has reached capacity, and so we are temporarily pausing entry. Entry will resume as space becomes available.
Visit Football Fiesta locations in East Downtown for additional match viewing, entertainment and dining options: https://t.co/NmfC7W5aPZ
🇨🇦🇲🇦 Thousands of fans safely marched to Houston Stadium today for the FIFA World Cup. Thanks to more than a year of planning and preparation by HFD members, there were zero heat-related patient contacts and zero transports. #HoustonFire#FIFAWorldCup
HFD units are on scene of a high-angle rescue near the I-45 and I-10 exchange just north of downtown Houston. Scene is still active. Expect delays and plan alternate routes.