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On Friday, November 13th, 2020, Brian and Nikki Purcell, the owners of Firehouse Movers, invited Lewisville Fire Fighters President Joaquin “Jack” Criner to their Lewisville headquarters for a special presentation. Brian and Nikki generously donated $500 on behalf of their entire team at Firehouse Movers, to the Lewisville Fire Fighters Association, Local 3606. Brian, a retired Lewisville Fire Fighter, continues to serve his Lewisville community in other ways. From being a philanthropic...

Lewisville Fire Fighters Association, Local 3606 Announce 2021 Executive Officers Lewisville Local 3606 is proud to announce the 2021 Executive Officers.  At today's membership meeting uncontested nominations were held for the following positions: President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Trustee 2. The following members will be continuing to serve Local 3606, Joaquin Criner as President and Brent Land as Secretary.  The following members have joined the executive board, ...

On behalf of Lewisville Fire Fighters Association, Local 3606 it is my pleasure to endorse Bobbie Mitchell for Commissioner of Denton County Precinct 3.

In honor of Captain Gayle (CJ) Johnson, a scholarship was set up to honor his legacy. Lewisville Local 3606 and the Johnson family, has partnered with the 9-99 Foundation to accept these donations. For more information on the scholarship, and how to donate, Click Here! #LFFA #LFD  #RememberFallenBrothers

Lewisville Local 3606 would like to congratulate our 13 members who recently completed dive rescue school. They completed a rigorous certification program, that is run in-house by the LFD. It is run by several of our members who are highly trained dive instructors. Because of our community’s continuing support, we are able to have a highly trained dive team. Having in-house instructors allows our divers to exceed the minimum standards. Your Lewisville Fire Fighters are committed to your...

On August 16th members from Lewisville Local 3606 and the Lewisville Fire Department had a busy night on Lake Lewisville. Your fire fighters answered several calls for help, traveled approximately 24 total miles on the lake, and spent 3 hours and 20 minutes on the water. Battling large waves, both mechanical and equipment failure, your fire fighters never gave up and heroically battled harsh conditions to save multiple lives on the water. Starting at 6:30 pm, Boat 169 (BT169) was dispatched...

Lewisville Local 3606 is happy to report our brother has been discharged from the hospital and is now home.  Though he still Is on the road to recovery, he will thankfully being doing that from home. We would like to thank everyone who has reached out to offer help during our brother’s hospital stay.  We would like to thank the members of our great community for posting words of encouragement on our social media.  Thanks again to Princeton Local 5155 for delivering dinner...