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Pilot Point Fire Department The Pilot Point Fire Department has the honor of being one of the oldest fire departments in Denton County, celebrating our 100th year in 2006.

Please help us congratulate FF Paramedic Carson Denny on completing his probationary year.
10/02/2026

Please help us congratulate FF Paramedic Carson Denny on completing his probationary year.

09/25/2026
09/22/2026

We know some of us got some rain this week, but that has not improved burn conditions.

09/21/2026
We want to thank Aubrey, Sanger and Denton FD’s for their help on this fire last night, as well as the Texas Game Warden...
09/21/2026

We want to thank Aubrey, Sanger and Denton FD’s for their help on this fire last night, as well as the Texas Game Wardens and State Park Police. We are fortunate that the rain came back over us and helped us extinguish this quicker.

08/26/2026

Ross complex fire in Palo Pinto County

A few shots in between assignments from yesterday in Palo Pinto County. Our team made it home around midnight safely. Ch...
08/26/2026

A few shots in between assignments from yesterday in Palo Pinto County. Our team made it home around midnight safely. Chief Cox, Captain Tansini and FF Calvert are headed back there again today with the strike team to assist.

08/25/2026

The Denton County Commissioners Court has issued a COUNTY-WIDE MANDATORY BURN BAN, effective today, August 25, 2026.

The burn ban prohibits all outdoor burning and also includes restrictions on:

🚫 Outdoor hot work, including welding and cutting torch operations
🚫 The use of certain combustible materials
🚫 Other activities identified in the burn ban order that may create an increased fire hazard

Dry conditions across Denton County have significantly increased the risk of rapidly spreading wildfires. Everyone is encouraged to use extreme caution with any activity that could produce heat, sparks, or open flame.

⚠️ Violation of the County Judge’s executive-ordered burn ban is a Class C misdemeanor punishable by a fine not to exceed $500.

Please visit the Denton County Fire Marshal’s Office website for specific information regarding restrictions, requirements, and exceptions under the burn ban. https://www.dentoncounty.gov/210/Fire-Marshal

Help us protect our communities, property, and first responders by doing your part to prevent wildfires.

Denton County Fire Marshal’s Office

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Pilot Point, TX
76258

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+19406865038

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