Longview Fire Department
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Official page of the Longview Fire Department in Longview, Texas. For more detailed information, please visit our website or call 903-237-1210.
Longview Fire Department provides an array of services to the citizens of Longview. Currently, LFD consists of 185 full-time authorized positions, 177 of which are uniformed personnel and 8 are civilians. LFD operates out of 8 fire stations strategically located throughout Longview, as well as a designated Fire Training Center. LFD has 3 rotating shifts - A, B, C; therefore, all shift personnel work a 48 hour on-duty, 96 hours off-duty schedule. The number of employees assigned to each station varies with the size of the station and the apparatus located there. Current annual call volume is approximately 22,000 emergency service calls with approximately 15,000 EMS related calls.
09/21/2026
Our yearly Cancer awareness T-shirts are available for preorder. Clink on the link for photos and details.
09/19/2026
This morning, the Longview Fire Department hosted our quarterly retirement breakfast—a special tradition that brings together current firefighters, department leadership, and our retirees to share a meal, reconnect, and enjoy some great fellowship.
We are proud to continue honoring those who came before us and strengthening the brotherhood that makes the fire service so special. Once part of the Longview Fire family, always part of the family. 🚒
09/19/2026
A sweet surprise tonight! 🍦
A big thank-you to Blue Bell Ice Cream for stopping by and treating our first responders to some delicious ice cream. We truly appreciate your continued support of the Longview Fire and Police Departments—and our community!
09/18/2026
Come by Central Fire Station and get some Blue Bell. Across the street in the open parking lot.
09/18/2026
🔥 A Busy Day for Longview Fire Department 🔥
Yesterday was a busy day for the Longview Fire Department, with our crews responding to two working structure fires yesterday afternoon.
With the Texas heat adding another challenge to already demanding conditions, our firefighters worked hard to safely bring both fires under control and extinguish them.
We are extremely proud of the professionalism, teamwork, and dedication our firefighters displayed while operating in difficult conditions. Most importantly, our crews worked together to get the job done safely.
Please join us in thanking our Longview firefighters for their continued commitment to protecting our community.
🚒🔥 Ready to Serve. Ready to Respond.
09/17/2026
That's a wrap on this hiring cycle.
The response was outstanding—thank you to everyone who applied to serve the City of Longview Fire Department. Physical Agility testing and next steps are coming, so keep an eye on your email and stay ready.
Didn't apply this time? Follow this page. We'll post as soon as the next window opens.
There's no better job in the world, and we're proud of the people who want it.
25 years later, we remember.
September 11, 2001 changed our nation forever. We asked members of the Longview Police and Fire Departments to share where they were that day, what they remember, and how that day shaped their decision to serve.
Today, we remember the lives lost, honor the heroes who responded, and reflect on the stories that continue to shape our community.
We will never forget. 🇺🇸
09/11/2026
May we never forget the lessons of 9/11. 🇺🇸
NEVER FORGET.
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200 S Center Street (Central Station)
Longview, TX
75601
Opening Hours
| Monday | 8am - 5pm |
| Tuesday | 8am - 5pm |
| Wednesday | 8am - 5pm |
| Thursday | 8am - 5pm |
| Friday | 8am - 5pm |