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A Message From Chief Hugo R. Esparza
Welcome to the Plano Fire Department’s Web site! It is my pleasure to represent all of the outstanding men and women who proudly serve the City of Plano in the Plano Fire Department. I invite you to also visit the City of Plano Web site to find out more about what makes this a vibrant, progressive and safe community to the 252,000 people who call Plano their home. We constantly strive to maintain our city services to ensure a high quality of life by providing good schools, good jobs, and a safe community for all of our citizens. Read more...
PLANO FIRE DEPARTMENT DONATES SMOKE DETECTORS TO LOCAL HOTEL TO BENEFIT THE HEARING IMPAIRED
2006 International Fire Code - EFFECTIVE July 1, 2008
Fire and Life Safety Education
Leave the Fireworks to the Professionals
Each July 4 th , thousands of people, most often children and teens, are injured while using consumer fireworks. Despite the dangers of fireworks, few people understand the associated risks—devastating burns, other injuries, fires, and even death. The Plano Fire Department and the National Fire Protection Association in conjunction with the Alliance to Stop Consumer Fireworks urges the public to avoid the use of consumer fireworks and instead to enjoy the displays of fireworks conducted by trained professionals. Read more... |
Eligibility List for Fire Rescue Specialist
The Plano Fire Department held an entrance exam for Fire Rescue Specialist on Saturday, February 23 rd . Click here to see the eligibility list from that exam. Questions concerning the exam or the list should be referred to the City of Plano Human Resources Department at 972-941-7115.
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