The mission of the Lewisville Fire Department is to provide a professional, cost-effective level of fire and life safety services designed to protect and prevent the loss of life and property to the citizens of Lewisville and surrounding areas.

Accountability, Integrity, Equity, Leadership, Professionalism, Dedication, Teamwork

 6/25/08 - FIREWORKS STANDBY

 Need department personnel to work Fireworks Standby July 4th from 1900-2200. Please sign up

 on standby sheet located on hall bulletin board at the station.

 6/19/08 - MARTIN FAMILY NEW ADDITION

 C-Shift Captain Richard Martin and wife Charity Martin welcomed a new addition into their

 family last night at 9:09pm. Myers Richard Martin, 7lbs 2 oz. All are doing well.

 

 

 6/2/08 - CHARLESTON FIRE CAPTAIN / COACH

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 5/26/08 - LEWISVILLE AMERICAN LEGION MEMORIAL DAY CEREMONY

 Lewisville firefighters talk with N.C. Senator Richard Burr at the annual Lewisville American 

 Legion Memorial Day Ceremony at Shallowford Square.

 

 

 4/17/08 - LEWISVILLE FD COLLECTS MONEY FOR MDA

 Lewisville firefighters conducted their annual "Fill the Boot" fundraiser to benefit the  

 Muscular Dystrophy Association, Friday (April 11). Firefighters collected donations from 3:00 to 

 6:00 pm at three locations:

  • Shallowford and Lewisville-Clemmons Intersection

  • Lewisville-Clemmons and Styers Ferry Intersection

  • Lowes Foods (177 Lowes Foods Drive)

 The department is proud to announce that 2760.37 was collected. Thank you to everyone that

 donated to help out MDA and thank you to Lowes Foods for helping us with our collection 

 efforts. Four children will be able to attend MDA camp this summer with the collected

 donations!

 4/11/08 - FORSYTH COUNTY CODE RED™ EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION SYSTEM

 Forsyth County has instituted the CodeRED™ Emergency Notification System - an ultra high-

 speed telephone communication service for emergency notifications. This system allows us to

 telephone all or targeted areas of the County in case of an emergency situation that requires

 immediate action.

 The system is capable of dialing 60,000 phone numbers per hour. It then delivers our recorded

 message to a live person or an answering machine, making three attempts to connect to any

 number. While the Code RED system already has a database of residential and

 business phone numbers there is still a possibility that a residential/business phone

 number is not in the database therefore everyone is encouraged to register their

 number. City of Winston-Salem residents should visit the City of WS website for

 information regarding their emergency notification system.

 Registration is simple:

 RESIDENTS: You may add up to two phone numbers. Click here and enter a name, address

 and phone number for each phone number to be contacted.

 BUSINESSES: Each business must put in the word Business in the first name field and the

 complete business name in the last name field. You may add up to two phone numbers. Click

 here and enter a name, address and phone number for each phone number to be contacted.