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HCFMO took part in this years camp hosted by ESD 48. The camp gave girls ages 14-18 a hands-on look into firefighting and EMS careers. Fire Marshal Christensen shared her journey and the vital work she does every day. We’re excited to watch these aspiring first responders!

We are proud to celebrate Executive Asst. Chief Rodney Reed for completing the multi-year Texas Fire Chiefs Academy Certified Fire Executive program! A true testament to his dedication, leadership, and excellence in fire and emergency services. #GoodNewsFriday

Today we honor the U.S. flag, adopted on June 14, 1777, a symbol of unity, freedom and the pursuit of justice. From homes to community landmarks, it reminds us of the sacrifices made and the hope we carry.

Have you ever wondered what Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) fire investigators wear and how it helps them on the job? Sgt. Castiblanco suits up with gear that protects against heat, smoke and hazards ensuring safety while collecting crucial evidence.

Office Closure Notification: HCFMO Admin offices will be closed today for the Juneteenth holiday. We will resume business on Friday, June 20, 2025.

Cypress Creek FD is currently battling a 3-alarm fire at a storage facility in the 12100 block of Windfern Rd. The fire happened just after 1:30 this morning. This is an active scene. Preliminary info is 10 units involved. 2 firefighters are being evaluated on scene.

It's officially Fireworks Season In Unincorporated Harris County until midnight on July 4th! During this period, retail fireworks permit holders are authorized to sell fireworks to the public. Stay alert for safety tips and additional information throughout this fireworks season

We’re happy to share that HCFMO Investigator Matthew Zermeno has graduated from the University of Houston Downtown and has become a Peace Officer. Please join us in celebrating this outstanding achievement and congratulating him on reaching this important milestone!

Let the countdown to the 4th of July begin! Tomorrow, Saturday, June 28 check out the approved public fireworks show. We’ve got the full lineup of approved displays happening now through Independence Day + safety tips to keep your celebrations bright and safe.

Celebrate Safely! Protect your family and pets from fireworks this Independence Day, plan to attend a public fireworks display throughout Harris County and leave the fireworks to the professionals!

Before you shoot fireworks make sure you know the steps to prepare and when to act. Let’s celebrate responsibly and keep everyone safe!

If you witness illegal fireworks sales or use in unincorporated Harris County, we encourage you to report it to us. Email your complaint to [email protected]. Your report helps us keep our community safe!

Proper disposal matters! Don’t forget fireworks safety continues even after the show is over. Used fireworks can still be dangerous if not disposed of properly. Avoid putting spent fireworks in household trash or near anything flammable.

Did you know: Each year, over 10,000 people are treated for fireworks related injuries and nearly a third are kids under 15. This 4th of July, keep it safe and stress-free by attending an approved public fireworks show in Harris County.

Looking for public fireworks shows in Harris County to kick off your 4th of July weekend? We’ve got you covered with a list of approved displays where you can celebrate safely with family and friends.

Happy Independence Day! HCFMO Admin Offices are closed today, but the HCFMO Fireworks Task Force remains actively at work across Harris County, to ensure safety during the holiday celebrations. Have a fire safe day! For assistance, contact [email protected].

Only call 911 for real, life-threatening emergencies needing police, fire, or medical help. Here are examples of when you should and should NOT call. Use 911 responsibly to keep lines open for urgent needs!

Members of the HCFMO Inspections Team joined forces with the Sheldon Community Fire & Rescue to make sure a 4th of July celebration is safe, festive, and firework ready! Have a blast, but keep it safe out there! 🇺🇸🚒✨

As fireworks season wraps up, don’t miss your final chance to celebrate tonight for the last approved public fireworks display in Harris County.