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Eddie Burns, Sr.
Dallas
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 DFR Releases 10 Year Strategic PlanClick here for more information.
The Adopt A Station project was recently launched to allow citizens to help with station projects. Click here for more information on the Adopt A Station program.
Dallas Fire-Rescue provides free smoke alarms for City
of Dallas residents. Just Click on the smoke alarm to
make a request. Click
here for a brochure on Smoke Alarm Safety and
Maintenance Tips.
Stop by and vis
DFR Media Relations is the centralized Intake point for
all open record/freedom of information act requests. The Dallas Fire-Rescue Website is best
viewed with Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.X or with Netscape Navigator 6.0
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Meet Ashley & Gunner, Dallas Fire-Rescue's Accelerant Detection Canines
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the Dallas Firefighter's Museum, located in Old No. 5 Hook
and Ladder Company Station. Erected in 1907 and the oldest
remaining fire station in Dallas, it was dedicated on
September 23, 1978 as a historic landmark. Enjoy viewing
the antique horse drawn, hand drawn, and motor driven fire
apparatus. See a turn of the century fire alarm office and
thrill as the bell clangs out the alarms. See the old fire
house setting with its wood burning stove, and the bedroom
scene with the bunkers at the ready beside the old iron
bed. Click
