Official Twitter account for the Harris County Fire Marshal's Office. For fire or life safety hazard complaints, email [email protected]. #HCFMO
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The votes are in, and we have a winner!
Congrats to Lt. Michael Lyons whose pumpkin “SprinklerHead: The Hell Quencher” took the top spot!
Every year, the pumpkins get more creative, and we love seeing everyone’s hard work and fun ideas come to life.
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🚨 SHELTER IN PLACE within ½ mile of Morton Ranch Rd & Bridge Lake Blvd due to a 4-inch gas main break. Stay indoors; close windows and doors. Road closed in both directions. Avoid the area and await the official all-clear.
Take the next step in your career as a Fire Marshal Sergeant with the Harris County Fire Marshal’s Office Prevention Bureau! Join our team, develop future leaders and make a difference in public safety.
Apply Today!
Our annual Staff Pumpkin Carving & Decorating Contest is here, and our team definitely brought their creativity!
Now it’s YOUR turn Harris County, comment the number of your favorite pumpkin below! Voting ends tomorrow at noon and the winner will be revealed Friday!
Know the code? Enjoy solving complex problems? Put that expertise to work with the HCFMO!
Our Prevention Bureau is seeking a Code Specialist who brings sound technical judgment, clear communication, and a collaborative approach to fire and life safety.
Get a closer look at the competition!
Our staff went all out with their pumpkin creations, and now it’s time to check out all the details!
Don’t forget to vote for your favorite!
We stand together in support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month! Every story matters, every fight inspires, and every bit of support makes a difference. Hope is the first step toward a cure.
SEE THE PATTERNS. IMPROVE THE PROCESS. MAKE AN IMPACT.
The HCFMO is seeking a Prevention Bureau Business Analyst to develop meaningful performance measures, improve workflows and help leadership make informed decisions.
Apply Now!
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Ever wonder why Harris County floods? Jeff Lindner breaks down why flooding happens in our area in the latest episode of “Let’s Talk Weather with Jeff.” 🎥 Watch now, and stay tuned for next week’s episode!
Keep Halloween fun and fire safe for you your little ghouls and goblins! Choose flame-resistant costumes, keep capes and loose fabrics away from open flames, and opt for battery operated candles instead of real flames.
While temperatures have dropped & we’re enjoying the changing weather, the risk of fire remains, the burn ban is still in effect.
Continued dry conditions & strong winds can cause even a small outdoor fire to spread quickly, putting nearby homes, property & communities at risk.
Learning about fire safety can be fun!
Inspector Huber enjoyed talking with the kids about knowing two ways out, having an escape plan, and how building inspections help keep everyone safe.
There's still time to join the fun!
Winners will receive an HCFMO swag bag and a special mini parade featuring our apparatus!
All entries must be submitted by November 2, 2026. Good Luck!
Wind Advisory in Effect!
NEW FROM @NWSHOUSTON| WIND ADVISORY IN EFFECT FOR HARRIS COUNTY FROM 7 AM FRIDAY TO 1 AM SATURDAY
🌳 Gusty winds will blow around unsecured objects. Tree limbs could be blown down, and a few power outages may result.
🚗Use extra caution when driving
More: inws.ncep.noaa.gov/a/a.php?i…
