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Make Fort Worth Fire and EMS Response the TOP priority

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Austin Ambrosini Verified
2 days ago

What’s being viewed as a fight against bureaucracy is actually just a humble ask to be made whole. Do what’s right COFW, listen to those that protect you while you sleep.

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Edie Gray Verified
2 days ago

I fully support FWFD and the safety of my husband (Engineer w/ FWFD for 25 years) and the fire family!!

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Chad Neal Verified
2 days ago

I support the emts and firefighters.

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brooke huddleston Verified
2 days ago

As a firewife, safety should be a top priority!!

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Matthew Hansen Verified
2 days ago

Subpar wages and benefits compared to peer cities lead to losing highly trained, top-tier talent to surrounding municipalities. A top-10 national city requires first-class public safety infrastructure. Operating a department that lags in size, staffing, and pay undermines our community's standard of safety. Rapid population expansion without proportional department growth forces fewer personnel to cover larger areas, directly risking emergency response times.

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Cassandra Weaver Verified
2 days ago

My husband is a FWFD employee. These firefighters are our family and sacrifice a lot to do this essential job for our community. Let’s make sure they have everything they need to be successful and safe at this very dangerous job.

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Ben Ben Proctor Verified
2 days ago

Hey government… stop with all the BS already. Covid hit and you screwed everything! Most places literally run on the absolute bare minimum number of employees to keep things running, making them cover the work 3-5 other people used to cover. Stop being greedy, give people their jobs back and stop muking everything up because you might be running the show but this is my country and I will replace you!!!

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Lauren Hickman Verified
2 days ago

This is a critical decision- please realize the importance and value of firefighters, ems and first responders!!

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David Moss Verified
2 days ago

Full funding for Fire and EMS.

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Alan Morgan Verified
2 days ago

Need to address a bigger budget to afford and attract quality personnel. to stay competitive in current trends and be a leader in response and highest quality equipment.

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Ashley Stockstill Verified
2 days ago

This is important to me because it affects my family personally as my dad is a fireman at 16s. But on a larger perspective these men and women are risking their lives everyday day to save ours and that should enough in itself to make sure they are getting the best of the best.

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Alex Darian Verified
2 days ago

Without first responders, we’re all goners

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Ruth Lancaster Verified
2 days ago

This directly effects my husbands safety and ability to do this job properly.

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Supporter Verified
2 days ago

Haslet residents suffer from poor infrastructure. EMA and FIRE have great difficulty reaching or leaving the area when there is a crisis. We need more EMS and FIRE stations!

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USports Verified
2 days ago

I stand with our Fort Worth Firefighters. Please negotiate in good faith and give them the resources they need to keep themselves and our community safe.

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Debra Rich Verified
2 days ago

Budget cuts need to be done elsewhere in the city. This manpower cut is endangering the lives of firefighters with not having enough firefighters on scene. Do better FT WORTH

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Kristi Cheib Verified
2 days ago

So many people moving here!

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Aaron King Verified
2 days ago

As someone who works in Ft. Worth and travels the already precarious road ways every single day, the idea to reduce fire fighters by up to 25% is unacceptable. Our fire fighters and paramedics deserve full funding, and the people of Ft. Worth deserve safety and quick response times.

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J Rich Verified
2 days ago

I stand with FWFD.

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Wendy Summers Verified
2 days ago

I come from a family of firefighters and paramedics, with a long history of seeing the importance of a strong and stabile fire service. It is beyond terrifying that the 10th largest city and the second fastest growing city in the country does not have the right people in place to currently see and foresee the needs of the people they serve. It is shameful and greedy.