Community Safety
At Spring Fire Department, we believe that true safety starts long before the sirens.
Our Community Risk Reduction Programs
At Spring Fire Department, we believe that true safety starts long before the sirens.
Our Community Risk Reduction (CRR) programs are about more than responding to emergencies—they’re about working hand-in-hand with our neighbors to prevent them in the first place.
From fire safety education in schools, to fall prevention visits for seniors, to smoke alarm installations and carbon monoxide awareness campaigns, each program is designed with one goal in mind: protecting the people who call Spring home.
Focusing On Prevention
Every visit, class, and safety check is an opportunity to connect, share knowledge, and make sure you and your family have the tools you need to stay safe.
By focusing on prevention, education, and early intervention, we can reduce harm, preserve property, and give peace of mind to our entire community.
Your safety isn’t just our job—it’s our shared responsibility. When we work together, we make Spring stronger, safer, and ready for whatever comes our way.
Because when it comes to protecting our community, we’re all on the same team.
Community Safety Programs
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Discover what’s available to you and your neighborhood through the Spring Fire Department.
Community risk reduction focuses on identifying risks and hazards in the community and providing various types of tools to help mitigate that risk.
Smoke Alarm Appointments
Spring Fire Department’s Community Risk Reduction Team can assist you with your home’s smoke alarms. We provide free smoke alarm checks to our citizens as well as installation services.
Smoke alarm appointments are intended for the following general situations:
- The resident is unable to financially afford a smoke alarm.
- The resident is unable to physically install a smoke alarm.
- Citizen lacks the necessary equipment or skill to install a smoke alarm.
- Citizen is an at-risk population, including but not limited to advanced age or disability.
Public Education
Spring Fire Department offers several courses aimed at enhancing community safety. These courses are available to the general public, with no cost to residents within the SFD coverage area. The following courses are available:
- CPR & AED
- CPR/AED & First Aid
- BLS CPR
- Safe Babysitting
All courses taught at Spring Fire Department are certified through the American Health & Safety Institute (HSI).
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About Spring Fire Department
Founded in 1953, Spring Fire Department has grown from a small seven-person group to one of the largest fire departments in the county and state. Learn about our history and staff.