Lake Cities Professional Fire Fighters Association Local #4231

11/09/2026

Last week members of the Lake Cities Fire Department stepped up in support of their Fire Chiefs. See Mayor Scott Garber’s “Mayor’s Minute” as he read the statement presented.

10/21/2026

10/04/2026

OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF THE LAKE CITIES PROFESSIONAL FIREFIGHTERS ASSOCIATION

The information, allegations, and opinions expressed within multiple recent news articles as well as comments posted in connection with it, do not represent, reflect, or constitute the official position, views, or statements of the Lake Cities Professional Firefighters Association (LCPFFA).

The Association expressly disclaims any endorsement, approval, or adoption of the content contained therein. The Association has serious concerns regarding the accuracy, appropriateness, and potentially defamatory nature of certain statements and allegations presented in these publications and their associated comment sections.

The LCPFFA remains committed to professionalism, factual accuracy, and the protection of the integrity and reputation of its membership.

09/30/2026

Just a reminder...

09/23/2026

Corinth- Engine 592 and Medic 592 are responding to a MVA at Navajo and Lake Sharon. Dispatched at 7:42pm.

09/22/2026

UPDATE: ALL LANES ARE NOW OPEN AND THE AREA HAS BEEN CLEARED.

🚧 TRAFFIC ALERT: Southbound I-35E Exit 459 is currently closed. The southbound service road is also closed beyond the exit at Corinth Parkway.

Police and fire crews are clearing debris from the roadway.

There is currently no estimated time for reopening. Updates will be added to this post as they become available.

Please use an alternate route and drive carefully in the area.

09/18/2026

Hickory Creek- Lake Cities Engine 592, Medic 592, Battalion Chief 590, Truck 593, Denton County Emergency Services Engine 511, and Engine 513 are responding to a structure fire at 1688 Tuberville Road. Dispatched at 4:48pm.

09/18/2026

Shady Shores- Lake Cities Engine 592 and Medic 592 are responding to a person who has been assaulted in the 100 Block of Garza Road. Dispatched at 3:26pm.

09/10/2026

Flag Etiquette for 9/11Timing: Lower the U.S. flag from sunrise to sunset.
Procedure:
Raise the flag quickly to the top of the pole for a second, then lower it slowly to the half-staff position.
End of Day: Raise the flag back to the top of the pole before lowering it completely for the evening.