Spring Fire Department

Ten new Spring Firefighters are on duty this week after receiving their badges in a special ceremony. Please join us in welcoming them!

?? A Huge Congratulations to Lewis Rougeou! ?? We are incredibly proud of all the hard work, dedication, and growth you've shown since joining the team. From your start as a full-time firefighter in 2018 to achieving incredible milestones, you continue to inspire us all. 2018: Joined SFD full-time 2023: Became the first SFD USAR Specialist (Master Certification, TEEX) 2024: Accepted onto Texas Task Force 1 as a Rescue Specialist 2024: Graduated Summa Cum Laude with a Bachelor's in Emergency Management from Lone Star College 2025: Kicking off your MBA in Leadership at Lamar University Your commitment to both personal and professional excellence is truly exceptional. We’re excited to see all the future successes that lie ahead! Keep leading the way, your journey is just beginning, and we’re all behind you every step of the way! ???? #EmployeeExcellence #Leadership #Education #Inspiration #TeamSpringFire

?? Congratulations to Larry Brooks on an incredible accomplishment! ?? In December, Captain Brooks graduated from Lone Star College with a Bachelor of Applied Science in Emergency Management, showcasing his dedication to furthering his expertise in such an important field. On top of that, he also completed the Texas State Certified Public Manager Program through the University of Houston. We are so proud to have you on our team, and we can’t wait to see the continued growth and contributions you’ll bring to our organization. Your hard work and commitment to excellence are truly inspiring! ???? #CareerMilestone #EmployeeSuccess #ProfessionalDevelopment #Teamwork #EmergencyManagement #Leadership

Today, we honor the courage and sacrifice of our fallen heroes. We remember the strength of those who gave everything on 9/11 and reaffirm our commitment to serving our community with the same bravery. #NeverForget #September11 #FirstResponders

Do you see how we come to work? Very demure. Very mindful. ?

Join us in celebrating our newest heroes! ?????????? Last month, we proudly pinned Darian, Matthew, Andrew, Henry, Kennedy, Benny, Jon, Jaquan, and Aaron as our latest recruits to the Spring Fire Department family. Their dedication, courage, and commitment to keeping our community safe is truly inspiring. Let’s give a huge round of applause and welcome them with open arms! ???? Thank you for your service and for being a vital part of our team! ????

Congratulations to our incredible Spring Fire Department firefighters for being awarded Crew of the Month by Memorial Hermann Hospital! Your dedication and hard work are truly commendable, and this recognition is well-deserved. Thank you for your unwavering commitment to our community's safety. ???? #SpringFireDepartment #CrewOfTheMonth #CommunityHeroes

Cheers to the heroes who keep our community safe! ??? Honored to witness the dedication of Spring Fire Department's newest fire engine today. ?????? #FirefighterPride #CommunityHeroes #SpringTX

???? Generator Safety! ???? Generators are a great way to stay powered up during outages, but safety is key! Always use your generator outdoors in a well-ventilated area to prevent carbon monoxide buildup, keep it away from windows and doors, and never operate it inside your home or garage. Remember, safety isn’t just a guideline—it’s a priority! Stay safe and powered up! ??? #GeneratorSafety #PowerUp #StaySafe #HurricaneBeryl

?? In times of crisis, knowing where to turn for help can make all the difference. Here’s a quick guide to connect with essential resources post-disaster: ?? Need food, shelter, childcare, or other non-emergency resources? Call 2-1-1 for assistance. ?? For non-emergency service issues like downed trees or malfunctioning traffic lights, dial 3-1-1. ?? Report downed power lines or streetlight outages to CenterPoint Energy at 713-207-2222. ?? Remember, 9-1-1 is strictly for life-threatening emergencies. ?? Texans affected by recent tropical weather, report damage via iSTAT for necessary aid. ?? Document all damage with photos before cleanup and use the Home Damage & Community Needs Assessment Survey for additional support. ?? For storm debris removal, contact the Debris Hotline at 713-274-3880. Stay informed, stay safe, and let’s support each other through recovery. ?? Click the link in our bio for more. #DisasterRecovery #HoustonStrong #HurricaneBeryl