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Lewisville Fire Dept. M163 & E163 Responding

Lewisville Fire Dept. M163 & E163 Responding

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🚨 Lewisville Fire Department Response 🚨 Here's the breakdown of the quick, seamless operation on the fire ground: • Apparatus: 3 Engines, 1 Ladder Truck, 2 Medics, 1 EMS Captain, and 1 Battalion Chief. • Pre-Assignment in Action: Our established pre-assignments allowed crews to operate with maximum efficiency upon arrival: • 🔥 First Due Engine: Initiated Fire Attack. • 💧 Second Due Engine: Secured Water Supply. • 🛡️ Third Due Engine: Stood by as RIT (Rapid Intervention Team). • 🪜 Truck Cre

🚨 Lewisville Fire Department Response 🚨 Here's the breakdown of the quick, seamless operation on the fire ground: • Apparatus: 3 Engines, 1 Ladder Truck, 2 Medics, 1 EMS Captain, and 1 Battalion Chief. • Pre-Assignment in Action: Our established pre-assignments allowed crews to operate with maximum efficiency upon arrival: • 🔥 First Due Engine: Initiated Fire Attack. • 💧 Second Due Engine: Secured Water Supply. • 🛡️ Third Due Engine: Stood by as RIT (Rapid Intervention Team). • 🪜 Truck Cre

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Cold weather complicates rescue efforts in 2 tragic Lewisville incidents

Cold weather complicates rescue efforts in 2 tragic Lewisville incidents

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Lewisville Fire Dept. Engine 161 responding

Lewisville Fire Dept. Engine 161 responding

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Cell phone video turns into a training tool for Lewisville Fire

Cell phone video turns into a training tool for Lewisville Fire

Lewisville Fire Dept. Medic 165 & Engine 165 responding

Lewisville Fire Dept. Medic 165 & Engine 165 responding

14.4K viewsJun 17, 2016

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Monday night means training night for our firefighters — and last night's scenario was no small task. A three-vehicle accident, patient contact, vehicle stabilization, and full extrication drills kept the team sharp and ready for the real thing. Not everyone’s cut out for it — but this crew? They love to roll up their sleeves an#extricationtraining #LewisvilleFD #TrainLikeYouFight #ItsYourThing #FireRescue #ExtricationTraining | Lewisville Fire Department

Monday night means training night for our firefighters — and last night's scenario was no small task. A three-vehicle accident, patient contact, vehicle stabilization, and full extrication drills kept the team sharp and ready for the real thing. Not everyone’s cut out for it — but this crew? They love to roll up their sleeves an#extricationtraining #LewisvilleFD #TrainLikeYouFight #ItsYourThing #FireRescue #ExtricationTraining | Lewisville Fire Department

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Putting the "Rescue" in Fire Rescue! Outstanding joint training today with Little Elm Fire and Parker County Fire focused on perfecting our Vent-Enter-Search (VES) operations. VES is a high-risk, high-reward tactic used to quickly search known or suspected victim areas. Our firefighters honed in on a crucial, advanced skill: • Creating the Exit: Practicing the controlled conversion of a standard window into a makeshift doorway for efficient, safe victim removal in low-visibility, high-heat condi

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🚒 Training for the Worst: Firefighter Down! Here’s a look at some intensive training our crew completed today, focusing on a critical and dangerous scenario: Rope Rescue for a Firefighter Down. In this drill, a firefighter "fell" through a compromised floor into the level below, simulating a real-world collapse during fire operations. The challenge? How to safely and rapidly extract a large, unconscious, and fully geared firefighter from a confined space when the primary structure is unsafe. Ke

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Lewisville Fire Engine 5 Responding to a Structure Fire

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🚁 Eyes in the Sky: Enhancing Safety with the LFD Drone Program The Lewisville Fire Department is taking public safety to new heights! Did you know we operate a high-tech Joint Drone Program in partnership with the Lewisville Police Department? 🤝 By pooling our resources, we ensure that Lewisville has cutting-edge aerial support whenever the 911 call drops. Here’s a look behind the scenes at how we’re using technology to keep you safe: 👨‍✈️ Expert Operators The team currently consists of 30 de

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Woman dead, three in critical condition after Lewisville mobile home fire

Fire Department response prevented possible catastrophe in Lowville

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Putting in the work at the LFD Conference! Georgetown's finest are running a high-intensity Vent-Enter-Search (VES) drill. This evolution, focused on rapid victim recovery from the Charlie side, showcases their aggressive interior tactics. | Lewisville Fire

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Video shows Lewisville firefighters pull woman from burning apartment

The Lewisville Fire Department and several surrounding cities had a busy morning battling a multi-story apartment building fire at the Rose Hill Apartments, 850 Leora Lane. A lightning strike is the probable cause. Fire engulfed much of the building, damaging many units. Unknown injuries. | DFW Scanner

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Lewisville FD quickly tackles late-night apartment fire - Cross Timbers Gazette | Southern Denton County | Flower Mound | News

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🛠️ Forged in the Fire: Training Day Dominance! Outside Vent!🔥 We often talk about the action on the fire ground, but today we’re celebrating the intense realism of our training! Shoutout to the incredible 2-Man Vent Crew who ran an exhaustive, non-stop scenario that tested their versatility and grit. This training evolution mirrored a high-priority incident, requiring them to execute a massive scope of work in sequence: • ⚡️Securing the Hazard: Their first task was to practice pulling power me

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Worker killed in Lewisville trench collapse

Tonight at around 6pm, Lewisville Fire Department responded to a structure fire in the 1600 block of Lewisville Clemmons Rd. The Storage building was being used to store Landscape equipment. The cause of the fire is still under investigation. There were no injuries in putting out the fire. SPECIAL THANKS to Ronnie's Wings at 1615 Lewisville Clemmons Rd for providing a warm place and lots of warm food. Thanks to Clemmons Fire Department, Vienna Fire Dpeartment, Forsyth County Fire Departmenta and

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🚨 Training Day Spotlight: Vent-Enter-Search (VES) over Commercial 🚨 Our crews were hitting the training ground hard this week, focusing on one of the most critical and complex tactics in the playbook: Vent-Enter-Search (VES), specifically targeting those popular apartments built over commercial occupancies! Modern construction presents a never-ending puzzle. With lightweight materials, open floor plans, and unique layouts in these mixed-use structures, the traditional firefighting approach nee

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As the holiday season brings moments of connection and reflection, your Lewisville Fire Department remains ready—protecting what matters most. Wishing our community peace, safety, and warmth throughout the season. #lewisvilleFD | Lewisville Fire Department

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No injuries after four-alarm fire at Lewisville store

Off-duty Lewisville firefighter killed in crash

Lewisville honors fallen firefighter Michael Swope

Lewisville Fire Department Engine 168 Responding

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Vertical Ventilation at LFD! This week, the roof was the classroom! We were proud to host firefighters and students from across the state right here in Lewisville for an intensive, hands-on Vertical Ventilation training session. Vertical ventilation is a critical, high-stakes skill. By cutting strategic openings in a roof during a structure fire, we can: • Release heat and toxic smoke • Improve visibility for interior rescue teams • Decrease the chances of a flashover It’s about more than just s

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Wednesday is for Wildland Fire Information! 🚒 BEYOND THE CITY LIMITS: Meet the Lewisville Wildland Division! 🔥🤠 When you think of the Lewisville Fire Department, you probably think of our engines and trucks rolling through town—but did you know we have a specialized team that travels across the Lone Star State to tackle some of the biggest disasters in Texas history? Since 2008, our Wildland Division has been a proud part of TIFMAS (the Texas Intrastate Fire Mutual Aid System). When Texas is

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Lewisville Dive Team: Ready for Anything, Always Communicating! 🏊‍♂️🚤 Behind every successful dive mission for the Lewisville Dive Team is a foundation of rigorous training and constant communication! Our dedicated divers are constantly honing their skills, mastering hand signals when water visibility is good and using rope signals for underwater coordination, and utilizing advanced communication devices in their masks to stay connected with the crew on the boat. Whether they're in the water d

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FPW reminder: test smoke alarms monthly and replace units older than 10 years. If you need a smoke alarm, call us. We may be able to help. #FirePreventionWeek #LewisvilleFD | Lewisville Fire Department

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