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Forney’s fire department is feeling the heat after hitting 700 calls in just one month. With our city growing so fast, it’s clear our emergency crews are being stretched thin by more accidents and medical calls.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days.
The contracts total $89,068.40 for cameras and $278,873.60 for drones over five years, which were pre-approved in the FY2026 budget.
Police officers, investigators, and residents benefit from faster emergency response times and more reliable evidence collection.
First responders are the ones feeling the burn as they deal with the constant, high-pressure workload.
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The Forney Fire Department released its operational summary for May 2026 this week, providing a detailed look at the scope of emergency services required to keep our growing city safe. According to the report, personnel responded to a total of 722 calls for service throughout the month, ranging from...