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Latest Wildland Deplyments 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…