We are happy to announce that our Car Seat Safety Program is officially live. Residents who live in Forney ISD’s jurisdiction can schedule an appointment with the Forney Fire Department to provide car seat installation training. forneytx.gov/1022/Car-Seat-…

Thanksgiving is the leading day of the year for home fires involving cooking equipment. Make sure you keep these cooking safety tips in mind! Have a safe Thanksgiving!🦃 🍂 🍳

Brace yourselves for cold weather! ❄ 🌡️️ Tips on how to protect your home from frigid weather this Christmas season.

Are you a new parent or expecting? We offer car seat installation training to caregivers who live in the City of Forney or the Forney ISD jurisdiction! For more information and to make an appointment, go to forneytx.gov/1022/Car-Seat-…

If you know Fire Marshal Jones, then you know he’s always fired up for reading! This morning he read to Criswell Elementary students for the Get Fired Up Reading program📚 Thanks for having us!

Congratulations to Chase Richards on graduating from the Police Academy and earning Valedictorian! Chase has transitioned from his role as a firefighter to being a Fire Inspector/Investigator in the Fire Marshal’s Office. Congrats🎉

We are hiring up to 5 positions for hardworking individuals looking to serve the community. We offer competitive pay, excellent benefits, and opportunities for growth. The deadline to apply is Friday, March 24th at 5 pm. To learn more and to apply, go to governmentjobs.com/careers/forney…

This Sunday is the start of Daylight Saving Time, which means it's time to spring forward and set your clocks ahead by one hour. While you're at it, take a moment to check the batteries in your smoke alarms and make sure they're working properly. Safety first, always!

Mason Mendez from Johnson Elementary is the grand prize winner for the Get Fired Up for Reading Program🔥🚒 Mason read an amazing 11,761 minutes, earning him a ride to school this morning with Engine 1, and lunch with our firefighters📚👏 #GetFiredUpForReading

Strong to severe storms are expected across North Texas this afternoon into tonight. Large hail and damaging winds are the primary threats. Please stay weather-aware!

Congratulations to the nine grand prize winners of the Fired Up for Reading program! 🔥We were thrilled to present them with new bicycles donated by Forney Walmart🚲FISD students read 1.8 million minutes during the Fired Up for Reading initiative!

As we gear up for the upcoming Independence Day celebrations, we want to kindly remind everyone that it is ILLEGAL to discharge fireworks within city limits🚫🎆

This morning, we hosted a hose uncoupling and new fire apparatus wash-down/push-in ceremony commemorating the opening of our interim facility located at 12491 Windy Ln. We look forward to utilizing this station to better serve our community!

We are thrilled to announce the opening of our newly renovated communications center. This facility represents a significant milestone in the city’s commitment to enhancing public safety. Learn more: forneytx.gov/CivicAlerts.as…

🔥Join Our Team!🔥 Are you passionate about making a difference in your community? We are HIRING, and we want YOU to be a part of our team! For more information and to apply: bit.ly/3OtX2SJ

We've got a Red Flag Warning in effect for our area. A red flag warning is issued by the National Weather Service when very low humidity, warm temperatures, and strong winds are expected to combine and create conditions where fires can start easily and spread quickly.

November is here, and so is the first Wednesday of the month! We will test our outdoor warning sirens today (11/1) at noon.

Exciting News! The Forney ISD "Fired Up for Reading Program" is back! Students can track reading minutes to win prizes, including lunch with a firefighter and a firetruck ride! More info: forneyisd.net/departments/li…

We are hiring up to 7 Qualified Firefighters! Learn more and apply now: bit.ly/4aRCJsc

A tornado watch has been issued for much of North Texas, including all of the metroplex, until 10pm. While very large hail and damaging winds are still the main risks, an isolated tornado or two cannot be ruled out. #wfaaweather