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    Double Oak Fire Department

Is today a burn day?

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Burn Registration
Double Oak Volunteer Fire Department Website
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Burn Information

Please click the image above for information on if today is a burn day or not. Denton County has authority over outdoor burning so they make the decisions about burn days. Residents must log their burn on the Denton County Website. You can’t be turned away, the one caveat is that for Double Oak citizens you don’t need a permit number, so fill out everything but the number and you are good to go.

Outdoor Warning System

What To Do If Sirens Are Activated

If you hear the sirens while you are outside, please go inside and seek shelter immediately and refer to a television or radio for further instructions. Please do not call 911 for severe weather information, as it is only to report life-threatening situations.

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Storms

The siren will produce a steady tone signal for three minutes. The sound will have a natural decrease / increase due to the rotation of the siren head. The sirens will only be initiated in the case of severe weather directly threatening Double Oak & Flower Mound as reported by the National Weather Service, a storm spotter, or certain Town employees that meets at least one of the following criteria:

  • Reported hail of 1.50” in diameter or greater (or smaller for areas or events where large numbers of people are outdoors)

  • Rotation in a dangerous cloud or a tornado

  • Straight-line winds over 70 mph

Monthly Testing

The Outdoor Warning Sirens are silently tested every day to ensure that the system is functioning correctly. Audible tests of the system are performed on the first Wednesday of every month at 1:00 p.m., weather permitting.

Advisory icon over text "The weather conditions are likely to occur. These are typically in less severe weather like frost or winds."
Binocular icon above description of a severe weather watch. The text states "A specific weather condition is possible. It typically spans over a large geographical area for long periods of time."
Weather warning Example icon. Definition of weather warning stated "The weather conditions are occurring or imminent. They span over much smaller areas for smaller definite periods of time."

About Us

Double Oak is protected 24-hours a day, 365 days a year by a highly experienced Volunteer Fire Department. In any emergency, Double Oak residents can dial 9-1-1 to receive a Dispatcher at the Denton County Sheriff's Department.

Our Fire Department is funded by the Town, residents’ donations, the Double Oak Women’s Club, and our annual Fourth of July Festivities. Interested in helping out? The Double Oak Volunteer Fire Department always welcomes new volunteers!

Please visit the Double Oak Volunteer Fire Department Website for more information.

Meetings - When: Every Monday

Meetings - Where: DOVFD Station 550

Meetings - Time: 7:00 p.m.

Phone:

(972) 539-7683

Emergency Number:

9-1-1

Address

 

Double Oak Volunteer Fire Department
1110 Cross Timbers Drive
Double Oak, TX 75077