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Dallas Fire-Rescue Department

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Nov 4, 2026

SparkyHOST
54:23
It would definitely hurt because my whole vision was to have this thing come full circle and he be the guy that lifts up.
SparkyHOST
54:29
He's the guy having me on the parade route with him sitting on a Dallas Fire Department truck.
SparkyHOST
54:34
I've already played this all out in my head and You know,
Jamie ErdahlGUEST
54:37
I think I think there needs to be a perfect float.
speaker_2NARRATOR
2:41
The carrier is headquartered at Love Field and operates scheduled charter flights using regional aircraft that carry up to 30 passengers.
speaker_2NARRATOR
2:49
Dallas Fire Rescue was dispatched just before 3pm, and airport officials said aircraft rescue and firefighting crews later cleared the scene.
speaker_2NARRATOR
2:57
One Love Field runway was closed, but aircraft continued taking off and landing on another runway.
Joe SnellHOST
3:04
Hi, Joe here again.
speaker_0NARRATOR
2:44
The carrier is headquartered at Love Field and operates scheduled charter flights using regional aircraft that carry up to 30 passengers.
speaker_0NARRATOR
2:52
Dallas Fire Rescue was dispatched just before 3pm, and airport officials said aircraft rescue and firefighting crews later cleared the scene.
speaker_0NARRATOR
3:00
One Love Field runway was closed, but aircraft continued taking off and landing on another runway.
Joe SnellHOST
3:07
Hi, Joe here again.
speaker_3NARRATOR
1:36
But it is still unclear whether the host committee or national party will reimburse the city for public safety costs tied to President Donald Trump's event.
speaker_3NARRATOR
1:45
Most of the spending came from first responders, including $661,000 from the Dallas Police Department and nearly $120,000 from Dallas Fire Rescue.
speaker_3NARRATOR
1:57
Councilmember Maxie Johnson criticized the lack of payment, and city staff say they are still working with Visit Dallas and the host committee on cost recovery options.
speaker_3NARRATOR
2:07
Meanwhile, Dallas-Fort Worth is again expected to be the nation's hottest real estate market for investment and development.
speaker_1NARRATOR
1:39
But it is still unclear whether the host committee or national party will reimburse the city for public safety costs tied to President Donald Trump's event.
speaker_1NARRATOR
1:48
Most of the spending came from first responders, including $661,000 from the Dallas Police Department and nearly $120,000 from Dallas Fire Rescue.
speaker_1NARRATOR
2:00
Councilmember Maxie Johnson criticized the lack of payment, and city staff say they are still working with Visit Dallas and the host committee on cost recovery options.
speaker_1NARRATOR
2:10
Meanwhile, Dallas-Fort Worth is again expected to be the nation's hottest real estate market for investment and development.
Angela CasavantGUEST
36:28
that? We've had that happen a couple different times, especially at the Hot Trot.
Angela CasavantGUEST
36:33
We're just so fortunate to partner with so many great cities that have you know medics on the course at the finish line that are able to jump in there and help we had a gentleman that actually went into cardiac arrest at one of our events and it's just such a scary thing but Dallas FD is awesome.
Angela CasavantGUEST
36:55
And they jumped right in and, you know, and of course we have to have some, you know, we have protocols as well as, as race organizers for things like that too.
Angela CasavantGUEST
37:04
But, you know, just having a good medic team on standby on the course and at the site is really important.
Bobby KarallaHOST
5:10
So basically...
Bobby KarallaHOST
5:11
To paint the picture, we got a Dallas Fire Department gala happening across the street at the House of Blues.
Bobby KarallaHOST
5:18
And for some reason, they thought it would be a good idea to park three fire trucks on the street outside the House of Blues.
Bobby KarallaHOST
5:23
And so a lane of traffic is clogged.
Tonya McDonaldGUEST
46:38
My house now, I live in DeSoto, which is literally just south of Dallas.
Tonya McDonaldGUEST
46:42
But like the Dallas city line is... a mile from my house and the Dallas Fire Department's training center is less than a half a mile from my house.
Tonya McDonaldGUEST
46:50
Dallas has some weird mapping, but I'm in a city.
Tonya McDonaldGUEST
46:54
So as soon as you say you were medical, the charge for square footage for space was ridiculous.
Matt CarterGUEST
47:55
I experienced firsthand the power of the resurrection when I was holding my own man's hand when he passed away.
Matt CarterGUEST
48:05
My dad, man, he was six foot four, captain of the Dallas Fire Department, loved Jesus.
Matt CarterGUEST
48:10
loved Jesus.
Matt CarterGUEST
48:11
He didn't always love Jesus, but he got saved later in life.
Veronica RamirezGUEST
12:06
I think in that.
Veronica RamirezGUEST
12:07
Um, then I was trying out for the Dallas Fire Department.
Veronica RamirezGUEST
12:10
I trained police dogs-
Teresa WilliamsHOST
12:12
Oh

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