Wise County ESD #1

05/30/2026

Engine 112, Tender 112 responded mutual aid to Newark on an RV fire.

05/19/2026

Engine 112, Tender 112, Chief 112, and Parker County Emergency Services District 1 Engine 56 handled an outbuilding fire in the 100 block of Highview Trail today.

04/29/2026

Texas Division of Emergency Management State of Texas Assessment Tool surveys for homes and businesses

04/28/2026

The City of Boyd has activated their Outdoor Warning Sirens. Please seek shelter immediately.

04/26/2026

If you had any damage from last night’s storm, please complete the damage report. You can click on the “General Damage” and type your information in.

Texas Division of Emergency Management State of Texas Assessment Tool surveys for homes and businesses

04/23/2026

We may be a day late, but the appreciation is right on time!

Yesterday was Administrative Professionals Day, and we want to take a moment to recognize Keira for everything she does for our organization. She truly is the glue that holds everything together—keeping us organized, on track, and moving forward every single day.

Her hard work often happens behind the scenes, but its impact is felt across the entire department. We are incredibly grateful for her dedication, professionalism, and the care she puts into her work.

Thank you, Keira, for all that you do—we appreciate you more than words can say!

04/23/2026

Tender 12 and Chief 12 assisted on a mutual aid fire in Wise County Emergency Services District 3.

04/22/2026

We are thankful for the opportunity to celebrate our annual banquet, a special evening dedicated to recognizing the dedication, service, and accomplishments of the members who serve our community at Wise County ESD 1. 🚒

This event gives us the opportunity to honor the hard work, professionalism, and commitment our personnel demonstrate every day—both on and off duty. From years of service milestones to outstanding performance, each recognition reflects the pride, integrity, dedication, and professionalism that define our organization.

We are grateful for the men and women who continue to serve with excellence and for the support of their families and our community. Congratulations to all who were recognized—we appreciate everything you do! 👏🔥

04/22/2026

Today we had the pleasure of hosting a field trip for the Boyd ISD kindergarteners ! 🚒👩‍🚒

Our members enjoyed showing these “Junior Firefighters” around the station, teaching them about fire safety, and giving them a closer look at our equipment and vehicles.

Opportunities like this are part of our ongoing commitment to serving our community—not just in emergencies, but through education, outreach, and building strong relationships with the families we serve.

Thank you to the students and teachers from Boyd Elementary for spending part of your day with us—we hope you had as much fun as we did! 🚑🔥

02/10/2026

***BURN BAN IN EFFECT***

WISE COUNTY IS UNDER A 90 DAY BURN BAN, NO OUTDOOR BURNING.

***** 90 DAY BURN BAN IN EFFECT *****
Wise County is Under a Ban on Outdoor Burning
Today, February 9, 2026 the Wise County Commissioners Court approved an Outdoor Burning Ban for the unincorporated areas of wise county.

This outdoor burning ban shall take effect February 9, 2026 and continue for a period of 90 days from and including the date of the adoption of this order and unless repealed by the Wise County Judge, Commissioners Court or Fire Marshal in accordance with the State of Texas Law.
Wise County is under imminent threat of severe damage, injury or loss of life or property resulting from the threat of wildfires due to the dry grass conditions and lack of significant rainfall in the county to therefore,

*******ALL OUTDOOR BURNING IN WISE COUNTY IS PROHIBITED*******

There are exceptions for outdoor cooking and welding, for information on outdoor cooking and welding guidelines, those guidelines are attached to this post.

A VIOLATION OF THE COURT ORDER PROHIBITING OUTDOOR BURNING IS A CLASS C MISDEMEANOR AND PUNISHABLE BY A FINE OF UP TO $500.00

We urge all residents of Wise County to help us during this time.
For residents in rural areas, we strongly suggest that you make sure that you keep an area of about 30 feet mowed around your home and out buildings to prevent a fire from reaching your structures.

We encourage all Wise County residents to BE SAFE, WORK SMART, AND BE WISE.

Jeff Doughty
Fire Marshal, Wise County