In 1953, members of the Spring community formed the Spring Volunteer Fire Department. 65 years later, the Spring Fire Department honors one of those original firefighters, former Fire Chief W. W. “Cotton” Weaver, by naming the future training facility after him.
This week we mark America’s Independence Day and nothing is more American than celebrating with family, friends and fireworks. However, if not used properly, fireworks can lead to injury, fire or the loss of a home.
For her heroic actions while saving her cousin, the Spring Fire Department honored 12-year-old Rylee Perry with a Civilian Life Saving Award on June 28.
Join the Spring Fire Department Saturday evening at Klein Oak High School to honor the legacy of Kailee Mills at the BuckleUp4Kailee Glow Run.
In an emergency a firefighter must do whatever it takes to reach a person in crisis and get them out safely.
A Facebook video of Spring Fire Senior Captain Matt Corso’s triumph over cancer sparks a national dialogue about firefighter health screenings.