Colleyville Fire Department

The City of Colleyville describes its fire department as providing fire and medical protection to more than 24,000 residents across approximately 13 square miles. Operations are distributed among Central Fire Station and Stations 2 and 3.

Shift firefighters work a traditional 48-hours-on, 96-hours-off schedule. Published services include structural and other fire suppression, rescue, emergency medical response, fire prevention, public education, hazardous-materials support, and emergency management coordination.

Mark Cantrell has served as fire chief since 2018, with Tim Folden serving as assistant fire chief since 2022. The department's public contact is 817‑503‑1400 or [email protected]. Colleyville's professional firefighters are represented by IAFF Local 5268.

Colleyville operates on the P25 Phase II North Texas Interoperable Radio Network using Site 3 (Northeast Tarrant). The fire channels below are shared with Southlake, Keller, and Westlake.

No current Colleyville dispatch run card was found in the reviewed public records. This table summarizes publicly described capabilities and does not state a fixed unit assignment.

Colleyville participates in the Northeast Fire Department Association, a regional consortium established in 1967 to coordinate mutual aid, shared training, standardized procedures, and specialty-response resources across jurisdictional lines.

NEFDA publishes a 14-department membership and a 37-station response footprint. Colleyville hosts the regional mass-decontamination unit, while other member cities host hazmat, heavy-rescue, air-and-light, communications, bomb, swift-water, and mass-casualty resources.

• Bedford Fire Department
• DFW Airport Fire Rescue
• Euless Fire Department
• Grapevine Fire Department
• Haltom City Fire Department
• Hurst Fire Department
• Keller Fire Rescue
• North Richland Hills Fire Department
• Roanoke Fire-EMS
• Southlake Fire Department
• Trophy Club Fire Department
• Watauga Fire Department
• Westlake Fire-EMS

1. City of Colleyville — Fire Department (contact, services, and department navigation)
2. City of Colleyville — Public Safety (population served, service area, and station count)
3. City of Colleyville — Fire Operations (shift schedule and service profile)
4. City of Colleyville — Fire Administration (current command staff)
5. City of Colleyville — Central Fire Station , Fire Station 2 , and Fire Station 3 (addresses, opening dates, staffing, and official housed-unit lists)
6. Texas Commission on Fire Protection — Fire Departments by Size (state-listed personnel count)
7. U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts — Colleyville (2020 Census and 2025 population estimate)
8. Northeast Fire Department Association — About and City of Euless — NEFDA specialty resources (mutual aid and regional teams)
9. RadioReference — Tarrant County and North Texas Interoperable Radio Network (radio system and site)
10. Frazer — Colleyville Fire Department Type I EMS unit (Medic 241 chassis and body)
11. Metro Fire — Colleyville Engine 243 (manufacturer, chassis, build number, and delivery)
12. Fire Apparatus & Emergency Equipment — October 2024 orders (on-order pumper configuration and expected delivery)
13. Community Impact — Colleyville aerial purchase (purchase approval, replacement plan, and prior aerial)
14. U.S. Fire Administration — Colleyville staffing and apparatus study (department origins and historical context)
15. International Association of Fire Fighters — Colleyville Local 5268