Allen Fire Department

Allen Fire Department The Allen Fire Department strives to protect the lives and property of Allen residents.
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The Allen Fire Department answered a total of 767 calls in August, with 437 being of an EMS nature, 58 Injury Crash call...
09/04/2026

The Allen Fire Department answered a total of 767 calls in August, with 437 being of an EMS nature, 58 Injury Crash calls, and 272 Fire/Other.

Strong crews are built on strong teamwork. Working side by side, communicating, and sharpening the skills that matter wh...
08/27/2026

Strong crews are built on strong teamwork. Working side by side, communicating, and sharpening the skills that matter when it counts.

08/11/2026

Asking the important questions, and the answers seem to be pretty spot on. 🤣

Who do you think did it the best?

Safe seniors are happy seniors. So far in 2026, the Allen Fire Department and our incredible volunteers have completed 9...
08/05/2026

Safe seniors are happy seniors.

So far in 2026, the Allen Fire Department and our incredible volunteers have completed 99 Steady Together home visits, and we’re just getting started. With hundreds more home visits planned, we need your help to keep making a difference.

We’re currently seeking donations of environmental modifications, including:
-Grabber tools
-Night lights
-Non-slip bath mats
-Non-slip socks
-24-36” Grab bars
-Surge-protected extension cords
-Other fall prevention items

Every donation helps us make another home a little safer and another senior a little steadier.

Learn more about the Steady Together Project or find out how to help at https://www.allenfire.org/community_education/steady_together.php

The Allen Fire Department answered a total of 784 calls in July, with 445 being of an EMS nature, 46 Injury Crash calls,...
08/03/2026

The Allen Fire Department answered a total of 784 calls in July, with 445 being of an EMS nature, 46 Injury Crash calls, and 293 Fire/Other.

07/31/2026

Fire apparatus. Soundproof or not?

Check out this as we roll on into the weekend with a smile on our faces.

Which surprised you the most?

07/29/2026

Two years ago today, we hit "publish" on something bigger than a video... we launched a movement.

Alongside our partners at Allen Police Department, the City of Allen City Hall Engineering Department, and Allen Independent School District, the Allen Fire Department launched DRIVE to Thrive with one simple goal: make our roads safer for everyone.

Together, our community didn't just meet that goal—we exceeded it, helping reduce injury crashes in Allen by 11% through education, engineering, enforcement, and, most importantly, the commitment of drivers like you. While the official campaign has wrapped up, the message is just as important today as it was on day one. Every trip is another opportunity to make a difference.

Remember the five keys to DRIVE:

D – Don't drive distracted
R – Reserve extra time
I – Increase your Driver IQ
V – Value kindness
E – Expect the unexpected

As we look back on the last two years, we hope you'll continue carrying these lessons with you every time you get behind the wheel. Safe driving isn't a campaign—it's a choice we make every day.

Learn more about DRIVE to Thrive and access our safety resources here: https://www.allenfire.org/community_education/drive_to_thrive.php

Not every shift begins with lights and sirens. Sometimes it begins with quiet preparation, routine checks, and a commitm...
07/28/2026

Not every shift begins with lights and sirens. Sometimes it begins with quiet preparation, routine checks, and a commitment to being ready for whatever the day brings. Those moments behind the bay doors are what make the moments in the community possible.

At Allen Fire Department, readiness isn't an event—it's a habit.

07/27/2026

The work doesn't happen overnight, but it's happening every day.

Here's a look at what the Steady Together Project has been up to; from home visits and grab bar installations to fall prevention education and community partnerships, all with one goal: helping Allen seniors stay safe and independent.

Want to learn more or get involved in this Community Risk Reduction initiative? Visit http://www.allenfire.org/SteadyTogether

Together, we're making Allen a little safer, one home at a time.

07/26/2026

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Address

310 Century Parkway
Allen, TX
75013

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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+12145094400

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