Make Fort Worth Fire and EMS Response the TOP priority
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daisy yzaguirre
28 days ago
This has been an issue for years and is a growing problem. They are fully aware and people have died waiting but they allow it to continue. . Fort Worth is more interested in building revenue vs building preparedness. Fort Worth loves those ETJ developers - sb2038??? Fort Worth has got your back! The only time Fort Worth will abandon its own city comprehensive plan if it’s ETJ. No planning necessary money talks.
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JOHN RICE
1 month ago
Our first responders put life and limb on the line for us every day
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Bart Dolley
2 months ago
My son in law in a fire fighter. We are supporting the men and women we need.
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Reagan Comerford
2 months ago
For my husband’s safety on the job.
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Deneice Ledford
2 months ago
To support firefighters to get what they need, deserve for their bravery, safety and support.
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Philip Fuller
2 months ago
Fire and EMS are top needs for any city, much less a growing city like Ft Worth. Get with the program, cut some of the wasteful spending in PD. Streets, parks etc and fund this critical infrastructure need!
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Angela Sadler
2 months ago
These men and women deserve the best! We need to take care of them so they can take care of us!
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Barney McCollum
2 months ago
This type of emergency service should match the growth of our city, not be reduced to service an increasing population.
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Fran McCollum
2 months ago
Safety is the right priority, a crucial role of government much than others. The Bible supports government keeping people safe. Reducing minimum staffing on fire trucks and not funding adequate numbers of paramedics (leaving ambulance units sidelined) is no way to run a city. We want our tax dollars supporting safety, above all!
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John Lara
2 months ago
I have family and friends who live here.
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Daniel Clynes
2 months ago
Because these are essential services that should be prioritized in one of the largest cities in the supposed greatest nation. Get it together.
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Morgan Jenkins
2 months ago
My brother is on the FWFD and I have mad support!
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Brooke Kendel
2 months ago
Full compensation for fire and ems
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Jocelyn Leach
2 months ago
Fort Worth stands behind our Fire and EMS response. A fully funded FD is the bare minimum in one of the fastest growing cities in the country.
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Elaine Talbert
2 months ago
Putting in danger the lives of those who are fighting to save our lives and property in order to save a few dollars for lesser projects is never acceptable. The citizens of Fort Worth insist upon providing the safest possible equipment and working conditions for our Firefighters. They commit to us; they deserve nothing less than our full commitment to them.
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Henry Walker
2 months ago
Do the right thing!!! Period!!! Do NOT balance your budget on the backs of your Fire and EMS response team!!! Although I am not a resident of Fort Worth, I travel to and through the city almost every day!!! People know Fort Worth for its whit fire trucks and that they are adequately staffed for EVERYONES safety...crews AND citizens/visitors alike.
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Ashley Brickman
2 months ago
Fire fighters risk their lives, and experienced workers should be compensated.
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Donna Welsh
2 months ago
Our first responders should be supported!
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Bennett Ruckle
2 months ago
My son is a Fire Fighter
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Elizabeth Jenkins
2 months ago
To maintain safety of the firefighters and the community.
This has been an issue for years and is a growing problem. They are fully aware and people have died waiting but they allow it to continue. . Fort Worth is more interested in building revenue vs building preparedness. Fort Worth loves those ETJ developers - sb2038??? Fort Worth has got your back! The only time Fort Worth will abandon its own city comprehensive plan if it’s ETJ. No planning necessary money talks.
Our first responders put life and limb on the line for us every day
My son in law in a fire fighter. We are supporting the men and women we need.
For my husband’s safety on the job.
To support firefighters to get what they need, deserve for their bravery, safety and support.
Fire and EMS are top needs for any city, much less a growing city like Ft Worth. Get with the program, cut some of the wasteful spending in PD. Streets, parks etc and fund this critical infrastructure need!
These men and women deserve the best! We need to take care of them so they can take care of us!
This type of emergency service should match the growth of our city, not be reduced to service an increasing population.
Safety is the right priority, a crucial role of government much than others. The Bible supports government keeping people safe. Reducing minimum staffing on fire trucks and not funding adequate numbers of paramedics (leaving ambulance units sidelined) is no way to run a city. We want our tax dollars supporting safety, above all!
I have family and friends who live here.
Because these are essential services that should be prioritized in one of the largest cities in the supposed greatest nation. Get it together.
My brother is on the FWFD and I have mad support!
Full compensation for fire and ems
Fort Worth stands behind our Fire and EMS response. A fully funded FD is the bare minimum in one of the fastest growing cities in the country.
Putting in danger the lives of those who are fighting to save our lives and property in order to save a few dollars for lesser projects is never acceptable. The citizens of Fort Worth insist upon providing the safest possible equipment and working conditions for our Firefighters. They commit to us; they deserve nothing less than our full commitment to them.
Do the right thing!!! Period!!! Do NOT balance your budget on the backs of your Fire and EMS response team!!! Although I am not a resident of Fort Worth, I travel to and through the city almost every day!!! People know Fort Worth for its whit fire trucks and that they are adequately staffed for EVERYONES safety...crews AND citizens/visitors alike.
Fire fighters risk their lives, and experienced workers should be compensated.
Our first responders should be supported!
My son is a Fire Fighter
To maintain safety of the firefighters and the community.