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College Station, TX
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CFA ‘24 wrapped up session #3 last night with a HazMat activity guided by Captain Harrington and Station 6 B-Shift crew!
#hazmatnation
Station 6 crew pictured assisting an Aggie with removing their ring. The individual’s finger began to swell after an accident took place. The ring did have to be cut off, but she was happy to have improved mobility again!
College Station Fire Department retweeted
Thank you @CSTXFire for the interactive learning experience for our little learners at @RiverBendElem!🚒🧑🚒
“Education is the passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it today”
- Malcom X
College Station Fire Department retweeted
PD and @CSTXFire are on scene of a Hazmat chemical leak from a 2 vehicle crash. Northbound lanes of the 4200 block of Hwy 6, just before Costco, will be diverted to the feeder road.
Station 5 A shift currently on highway 6, responding to a call about a motor vehicle accident involving a collision between a truck and a trailer.
Happening now:
CSFD Induction & Promotional Ceremony. Congratulations to the men and women being honored tonight!
Happy Veterans Day to all, especially those who committed to continuing protecting others and being a part of our department!
College Station Fire Department retweeted
Caught on camera: Some of our College Station firefighters assisting a driver with a disabled vehicle out of a busy intersection. Thanks for all you do, CSFD!
📸: Kelly Johnson
@CSTXFire @CSFirefighters
College Station Fire Department retweeted
September is #CampusFireSafetyMonth. #FireSprinklers are the most effective way to contain a fire until firefighters arrive. The #FastestWater saves lives! So keep your clothes in a closet, in a drawer, or even on the floor -- but always keep sprinkler heads and pipes clear.
763 responded to a call this afternoon where a vehicle had entered into the yard of a nearby resident and came to a stop after making contact with the dividing fence. The driver was transported, but no other injuries were reported while on scene.
College Station Fire Department retweeted
"On September 11, we remember the 343 firefighters killed 22 years ago and nearly the same number that have died since that day due to illnesses from their exposures. We will #NeverForget." - U.S. Fire Administrator, Dr. Lori Moore-Merrell


































