Texas City Fire Department

The Texas City Fire Marshal wants to remind you:

Hurricane season is here, and now is the time to prepare, not when a storm is already in the Gulf.
Every Texas City household should have an emergency kit ready before severe weather threatens our area.
Include:

• Water
• Extra batteries
• Flashlights
• A first aid kit
• A way to receive weather alerts

Take a few minutes today to review your emergency plan, gather supplies, and make sure your family knows what to do if a storm approaches.

Know your plan. Stay informed. Be ready.

Stay safe, Texas City!

- TCFD Fire Marshal's Office

A big thank you to our friends who stopped by during EMS Week to celebrate with our firefighters.

From the creative signs and decorations to the station tours and fire truck photos, we had a great time and truly appreciated the support.

Thank you HCA Healthcare for stopping by and for the pictures!

The Texas City Fire Marshal wants you to remember:

Toddlers can drown in as little as 1–2 inches of water.

After playtime is over:

✅ Drain kiddie pools completely
✅ Turn them upside down when possible
✅ Store them out of reach when not in use

A few extra minutes today can help prevent a tragedy tomorrow.

Stay safe, Texas City!

- TCFD

We made the paper!

We were honored to support CASA of Galveston County's Passion for Fashion event and are proud to see some familiar faces featured in the Galveston County Daily News last weekend!

We thought we'd share a few more moments from the event. Thank you to CASA and everyone involved for allowing us to be part of such a wonderful evening supporting children and families throughout our community.

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Sparky got a little nervous today having BOTH Chief Harris and Mayor Garza standing next to him 😬

Safe to say he was on his best behavior!

We had a great time at the Employee Health & Safety Fair and loved getting to spend the day with so many amazing City of Texas City employees and community partners!

Intubation training is a critical part of emergency medical care, helping our crews develop the skills needed to secure a patient’s airway during life-threatening emergencies.

At TCFD, continuous hands-on training helps ensure our crews stay prepared, confident, and ready to provide the highest level of care when seconds matter most.

We couldn’t let EMS Week come to an end without giving a HUGE shoutout to our amazing EMS Director, Capt. Hendershot.

Thank you for everything you do behind the scenes to keep our department moving forward. From training and guidance to leadership and support, your dedication to our crews and this department never goes unnoticed.

Texas City Fire Department is proud to have you leading the way.