Stations

The Woodlands Fire Department operates eight strategically located stations and an Emergency Training Center to ensure rapid, professional response across the community. From headquarters at Central Fire Station to coverage in Creekside Park and Sterling Ridge, each station plays a key role in delivering top-tier fire protection and emergency services.

Central Fire Station

Central Fire Station serves as the headquarters for The Woodlands Fire Department, housing administrative offices, operations leadership, and emergency response teams in the heart of the community.

Emergency Training Center

The Emergency Training Center provides live-burn structures and advanced simulation tools to train firefighters in real-world scenarios.

Fire Station No. 2

Station No. 2 serves the Village of Sterling Ridge and surrounding western areas, providing fire suppression and emergency response services.

Fire Station No. 3

Station No. 3 supports the southern section of The Woodlands, covering Cochran’s Crossing, Panther Creek, and nearby commercial areas.

Fire Station No. 4

Station No. 4 serves the northern portion of The Woodlands, including parts of the Village of College Park and nearby residential zones.

Fire Station No. 5

Station No. 5 was recently rebuilt and is is a 21,565-square-foot, modern fire station designed to support the operational demands of a growing, all-hazards fire department.

Fire Station No. 6

Station No. 6 provides coverage to eastern areas of The Woodlands, including key roadways and residential neighborhoods.

Fire Station No. 7

Station No. 7 is located near the Village of Creekside Park and serves the southernmost areas of The Woodlands Township.

Fire Station No. 8

Station No. 8 enhances response times in Creekside Park West and supports emergency services for the growing southern community.

Station tours are available year-round by calling 281-367-3444. We also invite you to join us for Fired Up Tours each May and June—an annual program in partnership with Neighborhood Services that gives families a fun, hands-on look at fire safety and our equipment.