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10/31/2026

Crews responded to a three-vehicle crash last night during the rain.

Wet roads change everything. Stopping distances get longer, tires lose grip faster, and visibility drops. When it's raining, slow down, turn on your headlights, and leave extra space between you and the car ahead.

A few extra seconds of following distance can be the difference between a close call and a crash. Get home safe.

10/30/2026

Truck 1 stopped by the Cedar Park Spooktacular tonight, and it was great seeing so many costumes and smiling faces. 🎃

Events like this are one of our favorite parts of the job. We get to meet the families we serve when nobody is having an emergency.

Stay safe out there, Cedar Park! And if you’re out trick-or-treating, keep it bright, stay visible, and watch for little ones crossing the street.

10/28/2026

Happy First Responders Day! 🚒

These are the faces behind the calls, the training days, and the long shifts. Some of these smiles came after a tough call, some after a hard day of training, and some just because these people genuinely likes being around each other.

To our firefighters and every first responder serving this community, thank you for showing up every single time.

10/27/2026

This morning, one of our crews responded to a single-vehicle crash where a car left the roadway and struck a tree. Drowsy driving may have played a part.

With the time change coming up, our commutes are about to get darker, and tired drivers are more at risk. Research shows the clock change can shift when crashes happen, with more of them in the evening hours.

If you feel yourself getting drowsy behind the wheel, pull over somewhere safe. A short nap or a break is always better than risking a crash. Give yourself a few days to adjust to the new schedule, and stay alert out there.

10/26/2026

Day one of truck week is complete for our new cadets.

They worked through forcible entry on doors, garage doors, and rebar with K12 saws, plus low visibility forcible entry. Getting through a barrier quickly is often the first step to reaching someone who needs help, and doing it when you can't see is a skill that takes real repetition.

Plenty more to come over the next few weeks. Great work today, cadets.

10/26/2026

Truck 1 put in some reps on vertical ventilation, cutting openings in the roof to release heat and smoke from a burning structure.

It might look like we're just making holes in a roof, but ventilation makes the building safer for anyone trapped inside and for the crews working to find them. It's a skill that has to be fast and precise, which is why we practice it until it's second nature.

10/22/2026

Rookie school is officially underway!

Our new probies were joined alongside some of our firefighters, officers, and a chief for a group workout. This was followed by a full briefing on what to expect over the next 6 weeks of rookie school.

It’s a lot of work ahead, but they’re not doing it alone. Welcome to the team, and we’re glad you’re here!

10/20/2026

Station 2 opened its doors for a station tour this week.

We showed our guests around, talked fire safety, and let them spray some water, which is always a favorite part of the visit!

Tours like this are one of our favorite ways to connect with the community.

10/18/2026

B-shift Station 1 and Battalion 1 joined Leander Fire, Leander PD, Liberty Hill Fire, and CapMetro for a multi-agency training exercise centered on trains.

The exercise covered train operations and a simulated emergency incident, giving every agency a chance to work through how we'd respond together. Rail incidents are not something we see every day, which is exactly why we train for them before we need to.

Thank you to our partners for the time and effort that went into this one.

Leander Fire Department Liberty Hill Fire Department Leander Police Department CapMetro Cedar Park Fire Department

10/16/2026

Station 5 and our training department teamed up to give Costco employees a hands-on fire extinguisher demonstration.

Knowing how to use an extinguisher on a small fire can stop it before it grows. Remember PASS: PULL the pin, AIM at the base of the fire, SQUEEZE the handle, and SWEEP side to side. And if a fire is getting out of hand, don’t try to be a hero. Get out and call 911!

Thanks to costco for making safety training a priority for their team.

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Cedar Park, TX
78613, 78630

Website

http://iaff4233.org/

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