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Latest Department of Public Safety News

Southlake Firemen standing in front of a Fire Department apparatus
Oct 9, 2023

Mayor John Huffman and Lieutenant Frank Molinets Talk Wildland Deployments

Each year, the brutal Texas summer takes its toll on previously manicured grass, AC units, and the water supply. Increased temperatures and little rainfall lead to drought conditions that make way for increased wildfires and grassfires each season; The Southlake Fire Department continues to provide assistance to areas in need. As temperatures rise, so does…
Southlake Firemen standing in front of a Fire Department apparatus
Oct 9, 2023

Mayor John Huffman and Lieutenant Frank Molinets Talk Wildland Deployments

Each year, the brutal Texas summer takes its toll on previously manicured grass, AC units, and the water supply. Increased temperatures and little rainfall lead to drought conditions that make way for increased wildfires and grassfires each season; The Southlake Fire Department continues to provide assistance to areas in need. As temperatures rise, so does…
Southlake Firemen standing in front of a Fire Department apparatus
Oct 9, 2023

Mayor John Huffman and Lieutenant Frank Molinets Talk Wildland Deployments

Each year, the brutal Texas summer takes its toll on previously manicured grass, AC units, and the water supply. Increased temperatures and little rainfall lead to drought conditions that make way for increased wildfires and grassfires each season; The Southlake Fire Department continues to provide assistance to areas in need. As temperatures rise, so does…
Southlake Firemen standing in front of a Fire Department apparatus
Oct 9, 2023

Mayor John Huffman and Lieutenant Frank Molinets Talk Wildland Deployments

Each year, the brutal Texas summer takes its toll on previously manicured grass, AC units, and the water supply. Increased temperatures and little rainfall lead to drought conditions that make way for increased wildfires and grassfires each season; The Southlake Fire Department continues to provide assistance to areas in need. As temperatures rise, so does…
Aug 21, 2020

Southlake DPS Hosts Coloring Contest at Summer Camp Mania

This year, Southlake DPS redirected their Summer Camp Mania fire safety in the kitchen lessons into a coloring contest. Contests were presented to camp groups over two different weeks. The theme, “Serve Up Fire Safety in the Kitchen,” is inspired by the National Fire Protection Agency (NFPA) 2020 campaign. The theme was required to appear…
Aug 7, 2020

Southlake Fire Station Tours Go Virtual

Fire station tours have been an important bond between residents and the City of Southlake Department of Public Safety. However, COVID-19 restrictions hindered how the Fire Department continued to deliver this educational service to residents.  Calendar coordination, time constraints, social distancing guidelines and even making sure those on the tour were able to see more than just offices were all considered as the team…
Jun 4, 2020

Peaceful Protest to Take Place Saturday In Town Square

The City of Southlake and the Southlake Police Department are aware of and are in regular contact with the organizers of a student-led protest scheduled to take place in Town Square this Saturday at 2:00 p.m. in response to the death of George Floyd. The students have coordinated with the Police Department personnel so they…