Midlothian Fire Department

Today, Cam Cummings and his family stopped by Fire Station 3 to personally thank Firefighters Dalton and Elijah for the care they provided after Cam suffered a serious injury involving a golf club strike to the face that resulted in 40 stitches.

Moments like this remind us why we do what we do.

We’re proud of Dalton and Elijah for the professionalism, compassion, and care they showed during a difficult situation for this family. Thank you both for representing Midlothian Fire Department and Station 3 so well.

We’re also thankful Cam is recovering and appreciate the family stopping by to share their gratitude with our crew.

Today we honor and remember the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country.

Their sacrifice will never be forgotten. From all of us at Midlothian Fire Department, we wish everyone a safe and meaningful Memorial Day.

After nearly two decades of dedicated service to the City of Midlothian, Donna Collins will officially retire on May 29, 2026.

Donna has faithfully served the City since 2007 and has been an incredible part of the Midlothian Fire Department family. Her hard work, kindness, organization, and willingness to help others have made a lasting impact on everyone she has worked with over the years.

Whether helping behind the scenes, supporting crews, or keeping things running smoothly day to day, Donna has always been someone our department could count on.

We are incredibly grateful for her years of service, commitment, and friendship. Please join us in wishing Donna a well deserved retirement and thanking her for everything she has done for the City of Midlothian and Midlothian Fire Department.

Congratulations, Donna! Enjoy retirement! You’ve earned it!

🚨 WE’RE HIRING 🚨

The Midlothian Fire Department is currently accepting applications for a Senior Administrative Assistant position! This role works directly with Fire Administration and plays a huge part in supporting the daily operations of our department.

We’re looking for someone who is organized, motivated, professional, and ready to be part of an outstanding team serving the City of Midlothian.

📍 Full Time Position
📍 Midlothian Fire Administration
📍 Annual Salary Range: $44,596.03 – $64,664.25

If you or someone you know may be interested, apply here:

Apply Here: https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/midlothiantx/jobs/5346288/senior-administrative-assistant-fire?pagetype=jobOpportunitiesJobs

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Please join us in congratulating EMS Chief Ted McPherson on his promotion to EMS Chief for the Midlothian Fire Department.

Chief McPherson has proudly served the citizens of Midlothian since 2005. Over the years, he has held multiple roles within the department and has consistently demonstrated professionalism, dedication, and a passion for patient care and firefighter development.

Since serving as EMS Captain beginning in 2023, Chief McPherson has played a major role in advancing our EMS operations, supporting field personnel, and helping ensure the highest level of care for our community.

Ted’s leadership, experience, and commitment to the department make him a tremendous fit for this position, and we are excited to see him continue leading our EMS division forward.

Congratulations, Chief McPherson! We look forward to what’s ahead.

Thank you to everyone who came out today to help celebrate Chief Kevin Cunningham and an incredible career in the fire service and EMS.

Chief Cunningham has made a lasting impact on Midlothian Fire Department, the EMS community, and countless people throughout his career. It was great seeing so many friends, coworkers, and family members come together to honor him today.

We wish Kevin and his wife, Sarah, nothing but the best as they begin this next chapter of life together enjoying retirement, family time, travel, and whatever adventures come next.

Congratulations, Chief. You earned it.

Please join us in congratulating Firefighter/Paramedic Mason Gregg on successfully completing the Midlothian Fire Department FTEP program!

Mason recently completed his final scenarios and skills evaluations and proved he is ready to serve as a primary medic for the citizens of Midlothian. We are proud of the hard work, professionalism, and dedication he has shown throughout the process.

A huge thank you as well to FTO Ruble, FTO Bailer, and all of the members who helped mentor, train, and guide Mason along the way. The time invested by our crews plays a major role in building strong firefighters and medics for the future of MFD.

Congratulations, Mason…strong work by everyone involved! 🚑🔥

Please join us in congratulating Tim Hack on successfully completing the FTEP and stepping into his role as a primary medic in our system.

Tim faced some challenging final scenarios and proved he is ready for the job. This is a big accomplishment and a reflection of the work he’s put in.

We also want to recognize FTO Boldt and the B Shift crews for their dedication and teamwork in helping guide Tim through the process. Strong mentorship and a solid team make all the difference.

Congratulations, Tim. Well earned.

Be aware of community emergency exercises being held this Friday.

REMINDER: THIS HAPPENS FRIDAY, MAY 1st
City of Midlothian Emergency Management will conduct a community emergency training exercise on Friday, May 1, from 8:30 to 11 a.m. The exercise will be staged at Midlothian High School. During the exercise, the following streets will be closed to through traffic: Walter Stephenson Rd. at S. 5th St., Walter Stephenson Rd. at S. 9th St., S. 9th St. at Dylan Way, S. 9th St. at Ama Lane, and S. 9th St. at alley near Stiles. Please excuse the inconvenience as we prepare to make our community safer. The public is asked to avoid the area during the exercise.