From WOAI News, San Antonio
Firefighters are battling a fire at a North Side apartment complex. The fire broke out around 3:45 p.m. at the Churchill Park Apartment Homes at 1200 Patricia Drive.
News 4 WOAI will provide updates as additional details becomes available.
By Josh Baugh in The San Antonio Express-News
The City Council on Thursday approved a $3.4 million contract for a local construction company to build the city’s first environmentally friendly fire station. Located in District 8 near the Interstate 10 corridor, Fire Station 51 originally was supposed to open in about a month. But the [...]
By Michelle Mondo in The San Antonio Express-News
The San Antonio Fire Department is set to present a final draft of proposed rule changes to the city’s civil service commission today, including a loosening of eligibility restrictions that could affect firefighter applicants who have already signed up to take the entrance exam later this month.
The possible [...]
By Bob Thaxton in The New Braunfels Gazette-Enterprise
A fire of undetermined origin destroyed a mobile home Monday morning on Jacks Lane in Guadalupe County on the outskirts of New Braunfels.
Firefighters from the Lake Dunlap Volunteer Fire Department were dispatched shortly after 11 a.m. Monday and arrived to find the residence “fully engulfed” in flames, [...]
By Eva Ruth Moravec in The San Antonio Express-News
Two people suffered smoke inhalation early Sunday, when San Antonio firefighters had to rescue them from a burning West Side home. The victims, whose names and ages weren’t immediately released, were inside a home in the 200 block of Wilmot Street when it ignited in flames [...]
By Bryan Shettig in The New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung
After a shake up this week, things might never be the same again for the Spring Branch Volunteer Fire Department. On Tuesday night, Emergency Service District No. 4 cancelled its contract with the fire department citing a belief that the fire department was not going to recover from [...]
By Jennifer Killin in The Del Rio News-Herald
The design phase for a city emergency operations center will have to wait at least a couple more weeks. Terry Smith, an engineer with the Corpus Christi firm Naismith Engineering, Inc., presented an initial cost for the design phase only of slightly more than $98,000.
But members of [...]
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