Update: the #RossFire in Palo Pinto County is an estimated 85,000 acres and 21% contained. Crews and aircraft continue making progress on both flanks. Increased winds are expected today. The first front caused multiple spot fires, all quickly contained by local resources. #txfire
2025 is the 10th year that Federal, State, and local agencies have come together for Crash Responder Safety Week. The theme for the 2025 CRSW is “Safety Starts With You – Slow Down and Move Over!” https://t.co/BJN4jFaiFX
Final Update: the #PaulineRoadFire in San Jacinto County is 2,421 acres and 100% contained. All state resources have been released from the fire. #txfire
If you need assistance with your smoke alarms, give us a call! Our team will come to your home free of charge and help keep your family safe. 936-344-6911
Texans who have damage to homes or businesses from storms and flooding are urged to report that damage.
These damage surveys help determine eligibility for disaster assistance and identify resource needs.
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Our crews took advantage of better weather today, servicing and drying out water rescue equipment that’s been in service almost continuously since last Wednesday night.
More rain is expected tonight.
This is why you don’t drive into floodwaters across a road!
Crabb’s Prairie VFD reports that FM 2989 is washed out West of Falba Cemetery. There is a 30 ft drop off in the wash out that’s at least 20 ft wide.
#TurnAroundDontDrown
Check out our new and improved website for all the latest information on Walker County ESD 2 and the New Waverly Fire Department
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An alarming rise in the number of lithium battery fires worldwide has inspired a new campaign aimed at providing tips for the safer use of lithium battery powered devices. Check out the video and "Take C.H.A.R.G.E. of Battery Safety."
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Safety First! 🏡🔥 The Insurance Council of Texas, @State Farm, and local fire departments have joined forces to distribute FREE smoke detectors across Texas. Protecting lives and homes is our shared mission. Read more HERE: https://t.co/u3xPzv2qum
#FireSafety#TexasStrong"
Thanks to State Farm and the Insurance Council of Texas FIF their generous donation of long life smoke alarms. Our Firefighters will come to your home and install them in every bedroom and hallway. Give us a call at 936-344-6911 @InsCouncilTx, @StateFarm