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Siren Update
2/3/2026 10:31am – This morning, during our normal test of the tornado sirens, there was a malfunction and the siren did not end it’s test. It remained on for an extended amount of time before we were able to turn it off.
We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience this may have caused.
As Fire Chief of the Northlake Fire Protection District, I am proud and honored to say that the citizens of the City of Northlake are well protected. The station is staffed 24/7 with full-time, career firefighter/medics, emergency equipment, special response teams, and plans to handle the risks that have been identified within the City of Northlake and the surrounding area. We have and continue to be a fine example of service delivery in fire rescue, ambulance service, haz-mat response, and all other services that the Fire Protection District provides.
The Northlake Fire Protection District firefighter/medics have always and will always be committed to the highest level of service to all citizens of the City of Northlake.
Sincerely,
To provide knowledgeable and highly trained individuals in the art of fire suppression and emergency medical services.
To serve the public by protecting lives and property from the devastation of fire environmental, natural, and man-made emergencies.