As the Museum entered its 50th year it planned to focus on raising funds for interior renovations, a festival celebrating the milestones of the museum, the Dallas Fire Rescue, and EMS. It did not anticipate damaging floods trying to take that away. WATCH THE FOX4 INTERVIEW BY SHAUN RABB HERE: https://www.fox4news.com/news/dallas-firefighters-museum-damaged-in-floods The Museum restored nearly 90% of the exterior of the Museum and now has entering into Phase 2 of the Capital C

Through exemplary service and servant leadership we mourn the passing of too many of our retired Firefighters this past month. We recognize their lives, we mourn their passing, and we honor their legacy. Retired Captain Billy Wayne Taylor Hired: September 1, 1964 Passed: February 17, 2021 Retired Captain Hugh B. Wesson Hired: December 16, 1971 Passed: February 17, 2021 Retired Captain Harry D. Morris Hired: October 16, 1972 Passed: February 18, 2021 Retired Captain Ray F

Through the generosity of a grant from the United Way of Dallas’ ‘North Texas Cares’ the Dallas Firefighter’s Museum was able to turn supply needs into reality for Dallas Fire-Rescue. The Dallas Firefighter’s Museum is fortunate that most members of the department support the Museum through generous monthly donations. We rely on this funding to maintain our Museum operations and enhance fire prevention and all-hazards life safety programming that is provided to the community.

Through the generosity of Thanks-Giving Foundation’s “Serving Up Gratitude”, we were able to feed all our Dallas Fire-Rescue in a three-day period. The backbone of our community’s safety is our First Responders. This includes Firefighters who work tirelessly each day to protect us from harm and take care of us when we are in danger. So, it was an easy decision to assist Thanks-Giving Foundation in coordinating an effort to feed all of Dallas Fire-Rescue (DFR) in a three-day