After dedicating 27 years of his life to serve his community. Lt. Joe Luna turned in his protective gear and has decided to retire. We wish Lt. Luna a happy and safe retirement. Thank you for your service! **Originally posted August 11, 2020
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What a night!! Your Mission’s Bravest rose up to the challenge once again. Fire fighters were out attending to the public's' needs during a pandemic and a natural disaster. After a long 24 hr shift, many will go home and some will remain at work. Please stay at home and always remember when traveling on flooded roads "Turn Around don't drown". ***Originally posted July 26 2020
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We ask for prayers in this difficult time for the family and the men & women of the Mission Fire Department. ***Originally posted July 11, 2020
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MISSION, Texas, June 19, 2020 – The following statement was issued by the Mission Fire Fighters Association in response to threats of litigation by the Law Office of Horacio Peña, Jr., “Mission firefighters proudly deliver excellent service, are good stewards of city resources, and we give back to the community. “We will never back down from advocating for public safety and a strong fire department. Whether on the fire ground, at city hall, or at the state capitol, we will fight for ...
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Sometimes Mother Nature has a way of reminding us who’s in charge. While you can’t control when or where a hurricane will hit, the best way to minimize potential damage is to be prepared.When a major storm is coming, stay informed by following NOAA Weather radio or your local news channels for updates. In addition, make sure to obey all orders if requested to evacuate by the authorities. Follow these 10 steps to keep your home and loved ones safe before disaster strikes. Make a planIf ev...
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Congratulations to Justin Longoria, Fire Engineer who recently graduated with an Associates degree in fire science. With COVID-19 pandemic Longoria faced several challenges, but was able complete his goal. Longoria, will receive his masters certification from the Texas commission on fire protection, an agency that sets requirements for professional fire departments. ***Originally posted May 22, 2020
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Remember “Spike” the 17-year-old tortoise; who was involved in a fire? Wednesday morning fire fighters along with Oscar Longoria State Representative District 35 gathered to see spike in his new enclosure at the National Butterfly Center. Spike is still on the road to recovery, but is feeling much better. Rep. Oscar Longoria presented a check for spikes enclosure and veterinarian expenses. Fire fighters are also planning to paint spikes house as a fire station in the upcoming weeks. ***Or...
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