Explore Firefighter Life with Free Community Volunteer Fire Department Station Tours
Residents within the Community Volunteer Fire Department (CVFD) service area have a unique opportunity to explore the world of firefighting through free fire station tours. With spring break right around the corner, it's the perfect time to meet your local heroes and learn more about how they work hard to help keep your community safe. Open to schools, churches, scouting groups, and local organizations, these tours provide an educational and hands-on experience that highlights fire safety, emergency response, and the daily operations of firefighters.
Why Take a Fire Station Tour?
A CVFD fire station tour is an engaging way to learn about fire prevention, emergency medical services, and disaster preparedness. Visitors will:
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Get a behind-the-scenes look at fire trucks, rescue equipment, and emergency response tools.
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Learn about firefighter training and what it takes to respond to emergencies.
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Gain essential fire safety tips to help prevent household fires.
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Meet local firefighters and hear firsthand about their experiences serving the community.
Perfect for Groups & Special Events
Fire station tours are ideal for a variety of community groups, including:
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School field trips – Teach students about fire safety and emergency preparedness.
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Scout groups (Girl Scouts, Scouts of America, American Heritage) – Earn badges and learn about first responder careers.
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Key clubs and civic organizations – Explore ways to support public safety initiatives.
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Local special interest groups – Gain insight into fire department operations and community safety programs.
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Families and individuals – Drop by to say hello and learn about firefighter life in your community.
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Scheduling a Tour
CVFD fire station tours are available at multiple locations, including:
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Station 91 (16003 Bellaire Blvd., Houston, TX 77083) – The busiest fire station serving Mission Bend and housing special operations units.
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Station 92 (13802 Canyon Hill Dr., Houston, TX 77083) – Serving Alief with EMS and firefighting resources.
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Station 93 (20304 FM 1093, Richmond, TX 77407) – Covering Cinco Ranch and surrounding Fort Bend County areas.
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Station 94 (16005 Bellaire Blvd, Houston, TX 77083) – Dedicated to EMS response in Mission Bend.
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Station 95 (Coming Soon – Beechnut and Peek Rd.)
Community Volunteer Fire Department coverage area. (Source: CVFD)To schedule a tour, contact the CVFD Public Education Line at 281-854-6947 or visit their official website.
A Legacy of Service Since 1971
The Community Volunteer Fire Department has been serving Southwestern Harris County and Northeastern Fort Bend County for over 50 years. Covering areas such as Alief, Mission Bend, and Cinco Ranch, CVFD provides essential fire protection, emergency medical services (EMS), and rescue operations to a growing population of over 150,000 residents.
Starting as a volunteer-driven organization in 1971, CVFD has expanded into a highly trained emergency response team with state-of-the-art facilities and equipment. Today, the department continues to honor its history while advancing its commitment to public safety and community outreach.
Plan Your Visit Today!
A fire station tour with CVFD is an exciting, interactive experience that fosters community engagement and fire safety awareness. Whether you’re a student, parent, scout leader, or local resident, there’s something valuable to learn from these informative tours.
To schedule a tour or learn more about CVFD’s public education programs, call 281-854-6947 and discover how firefighters protect and serve your community every day!
Tiffany Krenek has been on the My Neighborhood News team since August 2021. She is passionate about curating and sharing content that enriches the lives of our readers in a personal, meaningful way. A loving mother and wife, Tiffany and her family live in the West Houston/Cypress region.
