Clarksville City - Warren City Volunteer Fire Department

06/20/2026

Big shoutout to Clarksville Warren City Volunteer Fire Department for coming out and supporting Gladewater Trade Days today!
These guys set up not one, but TWO cooling tents with free water to help keep our shoppers and vendors cool in the East Texas heat. They didn't have to do it, but they chose to serve our community anyway.
If you stop by today, be sure to thank them for everything they do—not just here at Trade Days, but every day they answer the call to help their neighbors.
And if you've ever thought about serving your community, protecting your neighbors, and being part of something bigger than yourself, stop by and talk to them about becoming a volunteer firefighter. Departments like CWC depend on local men and women willing to step up and make a difference.
Thank you, CWC VFD, for helping make this event a success and for everything you do for our communities.

06/11/2026

06/04/2026

Due to the high heat, our water consumption increases, and we require more drinking water and Gatorade; any help is welcome. Please call the number provided or visit us at the station if you are in the area.

05/28/2026

We would like to express our heartfelt thanks to Rams Paint and Body for the excellent work they did on our booster truck, ensuring the hood closes correctly and the corner pieces are straight and repainted the hood.

05/27/2026

03/28/2026

Happy Birthday, Assistant Chief Derek Zivney! 🎉

Thank you for everything you do for our community. Your hard work, dedication, and willingness to always stop what you’re doing to help others does not go unnoticed. No matter what’s going on, you always show up and give your all, and that means a lot to so many people.

Wishing you a great birthday and a year full of blessings, happiness, and well-deserved appreciation. Thank you for being someone our community can count on!

02/24/2026

Although Gregg County is NOT currently under a burn ban, we strongly encourage residents to refrain from outdoor burning today due to elevated fire weather conditions.

According to the National Weather Service office in Shreveport, winds are increasing out of the south at 10–15 mph, with gusts reaching 18–25 mph. Temperatures will climb into the mid-60s to lower 70s, and relative humidity values are expected to drop to 20–25%.

These conditions create an elevated fire danger across all districts, with the potential for rapid fire spread, especially this afternoon through early evening.

Even controlled burns can quickly get out of hand in windy, dry conditions. We ask everyone to use caution and postpone any outdoor burning until conditions improve.

Let’s work together to keep Gregg County safe.

01/22/2026