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Latest fire prevention News

A group of fire department personnel and community members stand in front of a fire truck. They are holding certificates and smiling. The image includes the text "DalDen Fire Response Recognition of Excellence." Trees and a building are visible in the background.
Sep 21, 2022

Southlake Fire Department: How Pre-planning Takes Emergency Preparedness to New Levels

During the September 20 City Council meeting, the Southlake Fire Department, along with City Response Personnel and Mutual Aid Response, were recognized for their recent actions and pre-planning efforts regarding the DalDen Corporation fire. On August 17, crews responded to a fire incident at 4285 T.W. King Road. The DalDen Corporation is a manufacturing company…
A group of fire department personnel and community members stand in front of a fire truck. They are holding certificates and smiling. The image includes the text "DalDen Fire Response Recognition of Excellence." Trees and a building are visible in the background.
Sep 21, 2022

Southlake Fire Department: How Pre-planning Takes Emergency Preparedness to New Levels

During the September 20 City Council meeting, the Southlake Fire Department, along with City Response Personnel and Mutual Aid Response, were recognized for their recent actions and pre-planning efforts regarding the DalDen Corporation fire. On August 17, crews responded to a fire incident at 4285 T.W. King Road. The DalDen Corporation is a manufacturing company…
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…