Deanville Volunteer Fire Department

05/03/2026

Our thoughts and prayers go out to our neighbors down the road at Birch Creek Area Volunteer Fire Department, the friends and family of Melvin Lehmann. Melvin dedicated many years of service and was the president of the Birch Creek Volunteer Fire Department! 🙏🙏

05/02/2026

Today is the day!!! Everyone come out and visit, eat some delicious burgers, hot dogs, sausage wraps, and nachos. Enter for a chance to win a door prize! Bounce House and goodie bags for the Kiddos!!

05/01/2026

Come out to the fire station this Saturday, May 2nd at 5 pm for our 1st Annual Community Night!

04/26/2026

Be sure to come out and support our neighboring department today in Caldwell!!

04/12/2026

04/10/2026

Mark your calendars for May 2, 2026. Come out and join us for our 1st Annual Community Night!

04/01/2026

03/31/2026

Reminder, Burleson County! 🚨

The Texas Division of Emergency Management (TDEM) is conducting a statewide test of local public warning and emergency alert systems between 10AM and 12:30 PM on Thursday, April 2, 2026.

This drill will check the effectiveness of alerts on phones (Wireless Emergency Alerts/WEA), radios, TVs, sirens, and other tools.

Expect to hear/see test messages like: "This is a test of the Emergency Alert System. This is only a test." No action needed—it's just practice for preparedness

Stay Chill- It’s Just a Drill, No need to call 911 (unless you’re having a real emergency)

02/10/2026

On Saturday, January 6, you may have noticed Deanville VFD, Caldwell Fire and Rescue Department, Black Jack VFD and Beaver Creek VFD dodging "trees" and other real-life obstacles (some with lights and sirens!) at Caldwell High School.

Those volunteers were participating in an Emergency Vehicle Operator Course (EVOC). Friday night kicked off with classroom instruction, followed by the real test on Saturday-navigating multiple driving scenarios designed to sharpen skills and reaction time.

Valuable lessons were learned, plenty of laughs were shared, and yes... a few "toes" were run over-but rest assured, no traffic cones were harmed in the process.

A huge shoutout to Jason Ware with TEEX for providing the training and doing an outstanding job teaching the class and Burleson County CERT for the drinks and snacks.

Thank you to all our first responders for taking the time to train and keep our community safe.