Pearland Fire Department

06/11/2026

A fire in an office or store can be devastating to your community. In addition to potential deaths and property loss, people may lose their jobs, and the community may lose a vital service provided by the businesses.

Three Safety Tips to keep your employees safe.
1. Check for damaged or overloaded electrical outlets, cords and cables.
2. Keep anything that can burn away from electrical equipment.
3. Never leave portable heating devices unattended.

06/09/2026

Members of the Pearland Fire Department are in Appleton, Wisconsin this week conducting final inspections of our new Engine 3 and Engine 8. Upon completion of the inspections and a few tweaks, these state of the art yet simple and functional apparatus will be transported to Texas for final upfitting before being assigned to Firehouse 3 and Firehouse 8 and placed into service.

These engines represent a continued investment in the safety of our firefighters and our ability to provide elite emergency services to the citizens of Pearland. We are grateful to our City leadership, elected officials, and citizens whose support makes purchases like these possible. Your investment helps ensure the Pearland Fire Department remains equipped to deliver the highest level of service our community deserves.

We look forward to placing these beautiful new apparatus into service and continuing our commitment to protecting and serving Pearland with pride.

06/05/2026

Did you know? Each year, there are an estimated 3,900 hotel and motel fires that cause 15 deaths, 100 injuries and $100 million in property losses. Cooking is the leading cause of hotel and motel fires.

The Pearland Fire Department reminds you to be safe when traveling this, Summer.

06/03/2026

Have you ever wondered how the fire department provides water to a location in the county where there may not be any fire hydrants?

Stations 2B & 4B trained probationary firefighters M. Taylor and Winters on tanker operations. Tanker operators is not only part of their required Taskbook training to be released from their probationary status but they are also expected to perform these task when assisting with rural water supply needs where they may have limited access to fire hydrants.

Training never stops here at PFD!

05/23/2026

PFD Medial Director, Dr. Kimmel and PFD Clinical Manager, Captain William Godfrey presented to a packed house at Harris Health Trauma Conference. They presented on PFD’s Whole Blood program and the positive affects a program like this can have on a community.

Here in Pearland it has had a positive impact on our citizens and has been directly attributed to saving many lives. We just hit 14 months with this new program and the results are amazing.

We are truly proud of Dr. Kimmel and Captain Godfrey and thankful for their leadership within our department and community.

05/22/2026

The last several days have been extremely busy for the men and women of the Pearland Fire Department. Multiple working fires, critical emergency calls, nonstop training, and countless moments that demanded professionalism, courage, and compassion.

Lives were saved, pets were rescued, and our number 1 priority, our citizens, were served with pride and care.

The long hours, preparation, and relentless training that make those outcomes possible are what we are about. The level of dedication, teamwork, and heart displayed by the members of this department continues to define what it means to serve this community with honor.

05/05/2026

The 2026 Pearland Citizens Fire Academy Class #4 has graduated! Congratulations to each and every one of you for coming together with an open mind to learn and the willingness to step outside of your comfort zone.

We hope to see many of you join the PCFA so you can continue to learn how the fire department works and how we provide services to our community.

CFA Class #5 registration will Open January 2027.

05/04/2026

On the evening of May 3, the Pearland Fire Department responded to an explosion in the area of Libby and Wellborne after high‑octane fuel was added to a small outdoor fire. Six individuals were injured. Crews provided rapid treatment and transport, including one urgent patient and four others with significant but non‑urgent injuries. No firefighter injuries occurred.

Ten units and 24 personnel responded. No residents were displaced, and no mutual aid was requested.

05/02/2026

05/01/2026

The City of Pearland is seeking to hire a full-time Arson Investigator to lead and improve aspects of the day-to-day operations of their Fire Marshal’s Office.

Could you excel in a fast-paced environment? If so, you may be perfect for this position!

https://pearland.applicantpro.com/jobs/4065480