The Longview Fire Department offers a range of safety and emergency rescue services. It is administered by the City of Longview in Texas. Founded in 1881, the department serves a population of nearly 75,000 people. It operates more than five fire stations, as well as maintains a staff of over 155 individuals. The department has a fleet of engines, ambulances, and ladder, heavy rescue and hazardous material trucks. It administers the Longview Juvenile Firesetters Intervention Program, which reduces fire incidences through early identification, evaluation, education and treatment solutions. The Longview Fire Department has Patches, which is an interactive robot that teaches fire safety techniques at local events and schools. Its training division prepares and conducts promotional written examinations.
The West Harrison Volunteer Fire Department, also known as WHVFD, is a fire control organization that has been serving customers since 2002. The department has a fleet of pumpers, tankers, brush trucks and cascade trailers. It maintains a selection of fire suppression apparatus, such as generators, compressors, lights and pumps. The West Harrison Volunteer Fire Department provides manpower assistance to Hallsville Emergency Services District 1. The department offers wildfire and drought safety informational services. It operates various fire stations. The department additionally provides accident and disaster management educational services. The West Harrison Volunteer Fire Department is located in Longview, Texas.
