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On 9/24/2021 your Lewisville Fire Fighters battled a 2 Alarm Structure Fire. On arrival crews experience a well progressed fire. Crews entered the residence to simultaneously perform aggressive fire extinguishment, search the structure to make sure everyone was out, and protect exposed residences. The attached video was provided by a retired Lewisville Fire Fighter. As you can see, there is a lot of fire and smoke coming from the roof.   The attached photos are of one of...

 Today, July 31st, 2021, Captain Brandon “Woody” Woodward is retiring from the Lewisville Fire Department. With this retirement, we lose 30 years of experience from a gentleman with a wealth of knowledge. The man known as Woody, and the name he prefers, is not only well known in the state of Texas but across the country. You see, Woody has not only dedicated his life to serving and protecting the City of Lewisville, he simultaneously has become a fixture in the Wildland Fir...

A little after 3:00 AM this morning, May 23rd, your Lewisville Fire Fighters responded to a reported Major Accident in the 2400 blk of S I35E for a Major Accident. While operating on the scene, a passenger vehicle struck the Officer’s (Passenger) side of Lewisville Fire’s Engine 5. As you can see in the picture attached, the fire engine sustained damage to the front panel and bumper on that side. At the time of the accident, no fire fighters were inside of the fire engine and no fire fight...

Lewisville Local 3606 President Joaquin “Jack” Criner presented a check as a donation to Texas Cowboys Against Cancer. A while back, the Lewisville Fire Fighters did a Breast Cancer t-shirt fundraiser to support the fight against breast cancer. Texas Cowboys Against Cancer was chosen by breast cancer survivor, longtime Lewisville resident, Ronni Cade. We thank Texas Cowboys Against Cancer for their continued work to help all those affected by cancer. Your Lewisville Fire Fighters are...

As of 1900 hours today, January 27th, 2021, Captain Gary Apple has finished his last shift with the Lewisville Fire Department. Capt. Apple spent today riding Truck 6, stealing the nozzle on a vehicle fire, and participated with the Pipes and Drums during a city officials retirement reception. Capt. Apple will truly be missed and after 35 years & 9 months, it is safe to say he has influenced and mentored many Lewisville Fire Fighters during that time. His passion for the job is infecti...

About a year ago, your Lewisville Fire Fighters responded to a reported vehicle accident. On arrival the crews from Truck 6, Medic 6, and Engine 8 had a vehicle with extensive damage and a victim who needed to be extricated from the vehicle. The crews immediately went to work stabilizing the vehicle and preparing to start cutting the car apart. Emergency Medical crews simultaneously were speaking to the patient, getting her stabilized, and explaining to her the process that was about to t...

On January 3rd, 2021, Lewisville Fire Department placed Rescue 7 in service with one idea in mind; to protect the citizens of Lewisville. Rescue 7 is a “Special Services” unit, meaning it is to respond to all major incidents in the city. Rescue 7 has been strategically placed in the center of the city. They are located at Firehouse 7 on Texas St., along with Truck 7 and Battalion 160. By stationing them at Firehouse 7, they can quickly get to anywhere in the city, due to their quick ...