FIRE DEPARTMENT
The Mansfield Fire Department serves a population of over 55,000 people within a 39 square mile area. Mansfield is located mostly within Tarrant County but also shares a portion of Johnson and Ellis counties. As a result, the department provides mutual aide to various fire departments in the area.
THE LASTEST BURNING NEWS
Incident Reports
Mansfield Fire Rescue processes requests for reports through our Fire Administration Office located at 1305 E. Broad St. Requests for reports are accepted for processing 72 hours after the incident. Download the Open Records Request Form. Please contact Kristin Hart at 817-276-4790 for further request application information.
Citizens Fire Academy Accepting Applications
The Mansfield Fire Department is accepting applications for the Citizens Fire Academy, which will start April 3. The classes are held every Tuesday evening from 6-9 p.m. in the Fire Training Room located at 3100 E. Broad St.
Download the flyer and application.
The class will run for 10 weeks through June 5.
The program is designed for citizens who live or work in the city of Mansfield. The course mission is to open the lines of communication between the Mansfield Fire Department and the community.
The Citizens Fire Academy is dedicated to increased public awareness of the operations of the Fire Department, creating a safer environment at home and the work place.
Citizens participate in class discussions and hands-on demonstrations that include emergency apparatus and equipment, search and rescue operations, fire prevention, public fire safety, emergency medical scenarios and live fire situations.
Graduates of the program may join the CFA Alumni Association that provides support services to the Mansfield Fire Department, and participates in special fire department events held throughout the year.
Application deadline for the next class is March 23. Interested residents may pick up an application at the Mansfield Public Safety Building, 1305 E. Broad St.
For more information, contact Battalion Chief John Watson at (817) 804-5770 or e-mail john.watson@mansfield-tx.gov.
Posted on 02/14/12Department Receives Rating Improvement From The ISO
The City of Mansfield Fire Department has received a rating improvement as determined by Insurance Services Office (ISO).
Posted on 03/21/11Smoke Alarm Tips From The Fire Marshal
Your local Fire Marshal and the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) would like to take this opportunity to encourage you to make sure that your smoke alarms are working, and to test them in accordance with manufacturer’s instructions, at least once a month. If your smoke alarms are more than 10 years old, you
should replace them.
Lightning and Portable Generator Safety Tips
Ordering of KnoxBox Systems
New businesses in the City of Mansfield are required by ordinance to have a Knox-Box system in place. Property owners can now order Knox-Box products directly by going to their website.
Posted on 02/05/07:: Next Page >>
OPERATIONS
The Mansfield Fire Department provides fire protection and emergency medical services to the citizens of Mansfield. These services are comprised of serveral specialized skills and certifications by fire personnel.
FIRE PREVENTION
Preventing fires is an essential duty of the Mansfield Fire Department. Fire prevention saves lives and prevents detremental tragedies from happening to any of your friends or family. Search the links below to learn how Mansfield promotes community education, enforces standards, and investigates fire arson when necessary.
LOCATION AND OPERATING HOURS
The Fire Administration hours of operation are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday - Friday.
The Fire Department Administration offices are located upstairs in the Public Safety Facility at:
Phone: 817-276-4700
1305 East Broad St.
Mansfield, TX 76063
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