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Houston Fire Dept retweeted
What an incredible turnout today, Houston!
FIFA Fan Festival™ has reached capacity, and so we are temporarily pausing entry. Entry will resume as space becomes available.
Visit Football Fiesta locations in East Downtown for additional match viewing, entertainment and dining options: sportsauthorityfoundation.or…
Houston Fire Dept retweeted
June 20, 2026- Fan Fest has closed for the day due to weather. ☔️
Due to weather conditions, the FIFA Fan Festival™ has closed early. It will reopen tomorrow, June 21 at 9:30 AM.
Visit Football Fiesta locations in East Downtown and support our local businesses for additional entertainment and dining opportunities: sportsauthorityfoundation.or…
Houston Fire Dept retweeted
It's INCREDIBLE in here! Shell Energy Stadium has reached capacity for tonight's Mexico v. South Korea match. Please support your local bars and restaurants and enjoy the Beautiful Game!
Houston Fire Dept retweeted
Get ready for the rain! @NWSHouston predicts showers and thunderstorms Sunday afternoon/evening. Remain weather aware and follow reliable sources. ⛈️⛈️⛈️☔️
Houston Fire Dept retweeted
HHD Director Dr. Tran advises you to take Houston's heat seriously.
Stay ahead of the heat today by signing up at bit.ly/HHD-Heat-Alert or by clicking the link in our bio.
#HoustonHealth
Houston Fire Dept retweeted
Make sure you're staying safe in the Houston heat while at #FIFAFanFestival this summer!
💦 Hydrate with refillable water stations
❄️ Stay cool at misting stations, shaded, and air-conditioned areas
☀️ Apply sunscreen from dispensers on-site courtesy of @MethodistHosp
Houston Fire Dept retweeted
⚽🥵⚽The heat is bringing its A‑game this week, so stay cool, stay hydrated, and be prepared BEFORE you go out! Heat-related stress can happen quickly; learn the danger signs now. Visit our website for information and preparedness tips:
houstonoem.org/extreme-heat
Houston Fire Dept retweeted
Announcing READY365! This FREE family-friendly event is designed to help Houstonians prepare for Hurricane Season and so much more. Saturday, April 25, 2026. Additional details coming soon!
Houston Fire Dept retweeted
From @NWSHouston Strong to severe thunderstorms expected today. The main Strongest storms anticipated to be the late morning to the evening. Damaging winds & locally heavy rainfall primary weather concerns. Hail & an isolated tornado cannot be completely ruled out.
Houston Fire Dept retweeted
Celebrating 92 new HFD cadets stepping up to serve! With this class, we’ve added 480 firefighters under this administration, continuing our commitment to growing our ranks and keeping Houstonians safe.
Congratulations to these cadets and their families your city is proud!
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HFD says all residents accounted for after 1 reported missing at NE Houston apartment fire abc13.com/post/houston-fire-…
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The new ARFF Station 92 is officially open!
With a ceremonial uncoupling, we celebrated with @HoustonFire the opening of this new 21,000-square-foot station, designed to strengthen emergency response with six apparatus bays, modern facilities, and direct airfield access.
Houston Fire Dept retweeted
We interrupt this cold snap for some heartwarming pups.
Meet Bee and Nellie — Ignitable Liquid Detection K9s with the HFD Arson Division.🐾
They were photographed for the @HoustonFire Yearbook Project with the HPFFA Charitable Foundation.
Yearbooks available later this year.
Houston Fire Dept retweeted
UPDATE: @HoustonFire Be careful with space heaters, generators...place 3-4 feet away from the house, they had 8 carbon monoxide calls but zero fatalies. Check on your neighbors and the elderly. @KHOU
Houston Fire Dept retweeted
Tonight I checked in on Houstonians utilizing warming centers at Fonde Rec Center, West Gray Multi-Service Center, Denver Harbor, and @lakewoodchurch who graciously opened their doors. As temps drop, stay safe and warm. Need a ride? Call 311.
