2018 Parade of Lights video & award winners


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CYPRESS — The 21st annual Texas Volunteer Fire Fighters Relief Fund’s Parade of Lights is in the books, and you can relive the joy and excitement on our YouTube channel here.

The TVFFRF relief fund relies solely on contributions and help of the community. Anyone wishing to donate to the fund can visit https://tvffrf.com/donate/ or mail a check to P.O. Box 214, Cypress, Texas 77429.

“Any type of catastrophic event in their life or their family’s life, we step in like short-term disability,” TVFFRF president Rodney Crosby said about helping firefighters during a phone interview. “We’ll pay anything except for medical bills. We’ve (done) everything from taking somebody to the doctor, holding their hand, to paying for a funeral. We’re going to step in and try to take care of whatever we can to give them that relief — a little bit of peace of mind — to help them get back up on their feet.”

Here are the award winning floats / vehicles:

First place: aerial ladder 9 from Cy-Fair Volunteer Fire Department

Second place: aerial ladder 13 from Cy-Fair Volunteer Fire Department

First place ambulance: Acute Medical Care

First place commercial float: H20 consulting

Second place commercial float: Zuri Properties

Third Place commercial float: Handyman Joe

First place commercial vehicle: Colonies Landings Apartments

Second-place commercial vehicle: Cherry Parks Auto

Third place commercial vehicle: Kids are Kids

First place engine: Tri-County

Second place engine: Cy-Fair Volunteer Fire Department Engine 10

Nonprofit floats

First place: Cy-Fair Volunteer Fire Department Station 12

Second-place: Calvary Community Church

Third place: Family of Faith

Private vehicle

First place: Raul Grandos

Second place: Lupe Dominguez

Specialty vehicles

First place: ESD 48 Rehab

Second-place: Cy-Fair Volunteer Fire Department dozer three

First place Wrecker: Golbow

Second place: Safe Tow

Most lights: Girl Scouts Troop 113113

Judges choice: Cy-Fair Volunteer Fire Department Station 12

Longest travel: Rolling Hills Volunteer Fire Department

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