Make Fort Worth Fire and EMS Response the TOP priority

Aryanne Reusch

I <3 FWFD

Stacy Gilliam

Both of my sons work for FWFD. I went thru this same thing during the 1990’s. Short staff on a rig is dangerous, cpr, fires, just to name a few. You will have to add more fire trucks to fire calls because each rig is short 1 person therefore your short on personnel on the scene. This creates a shortage somewhere else.

Brooke McCrory

My safety is important

Kelli Deiman

I want to know my life and property, and that of my family, is being cared for quickly in the event of an emergency. First responders should always be a top priority over construction of new city hall and administrator salaries!

Leslie Muncy

We need them

Brian Hekele

Nothing happens in a city without SAFETY being assured. Fully fund our Fire and EMS department with proper staffing.

Randi Greene

Signing on behalf my uncle Engineer David Greene who died in the line of duty 9/19/2022 for FWFD. Our fire fighters should not have budgets cut putting the citizens of Fort Worth at risk of life saving measures when our fire fighters risk their lives serving Fort Worth every call they go on

Marc Ellis

Our city deserves to be protected and served by experienced, fully staffed ambulance and fire apparatuses. With the disregard for staffing and refusal to raise wages to be competitive with other cities in the area, we are losing our veteran fireman and medics and newly trained fireman and EMTs to other agencies. We are wasting more money having to consistently train new staff, instead of raising wages and raising our retention rate.

Shawna Frymark

Cutting safety is not the answer

Nathan Douglas

Citizens safety

Steven Burris

Lower staffing on fire apparatus causes more units to be sent to one call. The capability of completing tasks on the fire scene drops causing more units to be sent to one call leaving less units available to respond to others. In the Texas heat firefighters get over heated faster causing incidents to last longer due to less firefighters to cycle though on an incident greatly increasing the risk of heat related and cardiac emergency’s during incidents.

Lakin Hall

It is just for a city to fund emergency services with the citizens’ tax dollars. It is unjust to build a $300 million city council building with the citizens’ tax dollars.

Tiffany Laurenson

City council needs to support the Fort Worth Fire Department and sign a contract that doesn’t include staffing cuts.

Justin Stone

Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) deserve to be compensated more than their current salaries. As the demand for emergency medical services continues to grow, EMTs bear a greater responsibility compared to other EMS services. Their starting pay is comparable to that of a fast-food worker.

James Gonzales

The way the city of Fort Worth has hired the last few years , not only will the FWFD be without man power, they will be forced to work with weak people that can’t do the job and there will be more Firefighters hurt or even lose their lives too down staffing

Susan Pitts

First responders deserve more for taking care of us. Get with it Fort Worth.

Kevin Sandifer

Public safety should always be the highest priority not only to the citizens, but those who are public safety.

Veronica H.

My husband’s a firefighter so that means we’re all a fire family even if it’s for a different city or department. Let’s go do the right thing.

Rhonda Jeffries

Because they save lives every day.

Jeffrey Adams

Keep FD fully staffed.