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Angleton Volunteer Fire Department
911 - For Emergencies
(979) 849-1265
angletonfdmembership@bcffa.us
Fire Station
221 N Chenango St.
Angleton, TX 77515
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🔥 THANK YOU, DOMINO’S PIZZA – ANGLETON! 🔥![]()
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The Angleton Fire Department would like to extend a huge thank you to Domino’s Pizza Angleton for generously donating pizzas to our firefighters working an incident involving over 400 hay bales on fire.![]()
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Our crews will remain on scene throughout the night and into the next day, standing by to ensure the fire remains contained and does not spread to adjacent properties. Support from our local businesses means more than you know during long, demanding incidents like this.![]()
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We are grateful to be part of a community that truly takes care of its first responders. 🍕🚒
Kicking off the new year with service, dedication, and teamwork. In January, our firefighters responded to 100 calls while proudly serving the Angleton community.
🚨 Public Safety Notice 🚨![]()
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Update: All Clear![]()
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Update: Residents and businesses in the area of South Erskine and South Hancock to the railroad tracks may notice Angleton Fire Department and CenterPoint Energy personnel on scene, along with a faint odor.![]()
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A gas line has been struck in the 200 block of S. Front Street. As a precaution, nearby businesses and residences have been asked to shelter in place.![]()
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The Angleton Fire Department is on scene, and CenterPoint Energy has been notified and is responding.![]()
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🚫 Please stay out of the area.![]()
Thank you for your cooperation as crews work to resolve the situation safely.
Disasters Don’t Follow a 9–5 Schedule![]()
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Emergencies often happen at night, on weekends, or during holidays—when services may be limited.![]()
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Prepare by:![]()
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- Practicing a family plan for nighttime emergencies![]()
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- Keeping flashlights, shoes, and essentials easy to reach![]()
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- Knowing how you’ll communicate if phones or power are out![]()
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Preparedness saves lives. Prepare your family now for disasters that strike when they are least expected.
As temperatures drop during periods of extreme cold, many households turn to space heaters for extra warmth. When used improperly, space heaters can pose a serious fire and carbon monoxide risk. Residents in Angleton are encouraged to follow these safety tips.![]()
Space heater safety tips:![]()
• Keep space heaters at least three feet away from anything that can burn, including furniture, bedding, curtains, and clothing.![]()
• Place heaters on a flat, stable surface and never on elevated furniture.![]()
• Turn space heaters off before leaving the room or going to sleep.![]()
• Plug heaters directly into a wall outlet; do not use extension cords or power strips.![]()
• Use heaters with automatic shut-off features that activate if the unit tips over or overheats.![]()
• Never use outdoor or fuel-burning heaters inside the home or garage.![]()
• Keep heaters out of reach of children and pets to prevent burns or tip-overs.![]()
• Ensure working smoke alarms and carbon monoxide alarms are installed near sleeping areas.![]()
Taking a few extra precautions can reduce the risk of fires, injuries, and carbon monoxide exposure while staying warm. If you smell gas, see smoke, or experience symptoms such as dizziness or headaches, leave the home immediately and call 911.![]()
During periods of extreme cold, as temperatures drop, many households turn to space heaters for extra warmth. When used improperly, space heaters can pose a serious fire and carbon monoxide risk. Residents in Angleton are encouraged to follow these safety tips.