Tarrant County, TX Risk Profile | Risk & Response by Arborlook Insights

Top Hazards by Life-Safety Loss ($/yr)

Tornado

$94.4M

Heat Wave

$50.2M

Cold Wave

$28.9M

Riverine Flooding

$17.9M

Lightning

$1.4M

Department Rankings

Fire and EMS departments serving Tarrant County. Click column headers to sort.

NRI Rating is from FEMA's National Risk Index, which measures community risk across 18 natural hazards using expected annual losses, social vulnerability, and community resilience. Life-Safety Loss uses FEMA's Value of Statistical Life ($13.7M per expected fatality) to estimate annual risk to human life.

Department boundaries and station counts are self-reported through NERIS Public and may not reflect current service areas. Population and Life-Safety Loss reflect each department's full jurisdiction. County-level risk metrics are computed from census tract data and are not affected by boundary accuracy. See full methodology.

Department ▲	Est. Population ▲	Life-Safety Loss ▼	NRI Rating ▲	Stations ▲
Arlington Fire Department	383,229	$36.4M	Relatively Moderate	37
Grand Prairie Fire Department	194,240	$26.1M	Relatively Moderate	11
Flower Mound Fire Department	82,363	$13.3M	Relatively Moderate	11
Mansfield Fire Rescue	80,059	$7.5M	Relatively Moderate	5
Briaroaks Fire Department	50,320	$7.5M	Relatively High	2
Cresson Fire Department	45,387	$6.3M	Relatively Moderate	3
North Richland Hills Fire Department	66,795	$6.0M	Relatively Moderate	11
Eagle Mountain Fire/ Ems	42,848	$5.9M	Relatively Moderate	3
Grandview Volunteer Fire Department	28,049	$5.4M	Relatively Moderate	1
Euless Fire Department	57,215	$5.4M	Relatively Moderate	6
Haltom City Fire/Rescue	41,695	$4.7M	Relatively Moderate	7
Bedford Fire Department	45,307	$4.3M	Relatively Low	5
Grapevine Fire Department	46,825	$4.2M	Relatively Moderate	11
Benbrook Fire Department	38,494	$3.6M	Relatively Moderate	2
Keller Fire-Rescue	38,755	$3.4M	Relatively Moderate	7
Hurst Fire Department	34,845	$3.3M	Relatively Moderate	3
Azle Fire Department	24,448	$3.1M	Relatively Moderate	1
Dallas Fort Worth International Airport Fire Services	21,668	$3.0M	Relatively High	10
Southlake Fire Department	31,613	$2.9M	Relatively Moderate	3
La Junta Volunteer Fire Department	18,606	$2.7M	Relatively Moderate	1
Crowley Fire Department	32,215	$2.5M	Relatively Moderate	4
White Settlement Fire Department	25,447	$2.5M	Relatively Moderate	1
Colleyville Fire Department	26,195	$2.4M	Relatively Moderate	4
Saginaw Fire Department	25,168	$2.0M	Relatively Moderate	2
Watauga Fire Department	19,608	$1.9M	Relatively Moderate	2
Haslet Fire Department	19,651	$1.7M	Relatively Moderate	1
Everman Fire Department	11,808	$1.3M	Relatively High	2
Forest Hill Fire Department	12,017	$1.2M	Relatively Moderate	1
Lake Worth Fire Department	12,609	$1.2M	Relatively Moderate	0
Richland Hills Fire/Rescue	9,112	$1.1M	Relatively Moderate	1
Rhome Volunteer Fire Department	14,155	$1.0M	Relatively Moderate	1
Kennedale Fire Department	10,981	$1.0M	Relatively Moderate	1
River Oaks Volunteer Fire Department	6,062	$508.0K	Relatively High	1
Trophy Club Fire Department	2,605	$421.5K	Relatively High	2
Sansom Park Fire Department	4,442	$378.8K	Relatively Moderate	1
Edgecliff Village Fire Department	3,146	$349.3K	Relatively Moderate	2
Pantego Fire Department	2,409	$291.9K	Relatively Moderate	1
Dalworthington Gardens Department Of Public Safety	1,931	$239.2K	Relatively Moderate	1
Blue Mound Fire Department	844	$70.1K	Relatively High	1

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Risk Snapshot

11.1%

Poverty Rate

12.3%

Age 65+

10.5%

Disability Rate

16.7%

Uninsured

32.6%

Pre-1980 Housing

1.8%

Mobile Homes

7.2%

Vacancy Rate

0.1%

Wood Heat

$94,314

Median HH Income

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